Health
Long Covid: what we know so far – The Guardian
Lasting symptoms may not be down to a single syndrome but several different ones
At the start of the pandemic we were told that Covid-19 was a respiratory illness from which most people would recover within two or three weeks, but its increasingly clear that there may be tens of thousands of people, if not hundreds of thousands, who have been left experiencing symptoms months after becoming infected.
Now, the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has released a report which suggests that long Covid may not be a single syndrome, but up to four different ones, which s…
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