Long Covid: University of East Anglia study finds women more likely affected

Long Covid: University of East Anglia study finds women more likely affected Women are more likely to suffer from long Covid but being vaccinated almost halves the risk of developing the condition, a University of East Anglia study has found. But what does long Covid mean for those living with the illness? BBC News

See also:

• Risk Factors Associated With Post−COVID-19 Condition: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis (open access) JAMA Network
• Covid-like virus is found lurking in UK bats The Daily Mail
• More than a million Covid patients treated in England, says NHS chief Evening Standard
• Three years on: are we any closer to understanding long Covid? (podcast) The Guardian
• Covid struck and Britain locked down. Here’s what we learned from that – and what we must do next time The Guardian
• Covid: Worst area for UK revealed as one in 40 Britons infected The Independent
• Covid: 10 most common symptoms to watch out for as UK cases rise The Independent
• Covid-19 vaccines do not affect women’s periods, study finds The Independent
• A retrospective case-control study on menstrual cycle changes following COVID-19 vaccination and disease (open access) iScience