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E9 Exploring the complex impact of Long COVID, this podcast ft. Prof David Cutler from Harvard University, delves into the ongoing health challenges, workforce implications, and the critical need for improved healthcare solutions in the U.S.
E8 Dr. Richard Baron discusses the challenges facing primary care, emphasizing the need for well-resourced, team-based approaches. He highlights the importance of increasing investment in primary care to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. Baron also supports focusing on Long COVID as a critical issue for future healthcare policy discussions.
Chimére L Sweeney emphasizes the need for awareness, stating, "I want to help Black people tell their stories of long covid." The discussion highlights the importance of empathy and support for those affected, advocating for better healthcare access and understanding.
E5 Personal Long COVID Story & Advocacy ft. Gez Medinger In this episode, Gez Medinger discusses the complexities of Long COVID, the differences in vaccine responses, and the need for a more holistic medical approach. He also highlights his research, shared on YouTube and in his book, "The Long COVID Handbook," and the need for
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There over 200 widely varying symptoms associated with Long Covid. Why is this? Find the answers in our Accredited Podcast with Dr Amy Proal, Microbiologist.
Kayli Jamieson (she/her) has been a longhauler since December 2021 and has been on and off medical leave from work and school since then. Nowadays, she works from home as a Long COVID researcher for PIPPS and is slowly writing a Master’s Thesis on Long COVID and biopolitics. When she’s not resting, she enjoys singing and playing
Since 2020, Chimére L. Sweeney has been a tireless advocate for the inclusion of Black women with Long Covid in discussions and initiatives aimed at amplifying their distinct narratives, aiding in their condition management and treatment, and empowering them as genuine stakeholders in advocacy and research efforts.
Dr. Abigail Koppes, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering at Northeastern University, shares her journey of navigating academia with Long Covid.
Battling Long Covid: The Ongoing Struggle for Those Testing Negative but Still Suffering
