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Long COVID in Australia: Is the definition the problem?

Australia’s leading long COVID researchers reveal they no longer view the condition as mysterious, undiagnosable and untreatable.

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Canberra s long COVID sufferers want more funding for University of Canberra Hospital clinic | The Queanbeyan Age

"My quality of life is really, really, really low, and it just feels like I may never get.

Australian capital territoryKeegan carrollLucy bladenSu mon kyaw myintGloria gardinerNada hamadAndrew lloydJames croucherPhilip gaughwinLanie tindaleBernie bissettClair zhangDion georgopoulosJack flynnCanberra health servicesUniversity of canberra hospital

Canberra s long COVID sufferers want more funding for University of Canberra Hospital clinic | Braidwood Times

"My quality of life is really, really, really low, and it just feels like I may never get.

Australian capital territoryDion georgopoulosGloria gardinerKeegan carrollBernie bissettAndrew lloydPhilip gaughwinJack flynnLucy bladenSu mon kyaw myintJames croucherClair zhangLanie tindaleNada hamadRoyal australian collegeAustralian institute of health

Canberra s long COVID sufferers want more funding for University of Canberra Hospital clinic | The Canberra Times

"My quality of life is really, really, really low, and it just feels like I may never get.

Australian capital territoryGloria gardinerDion georgopoulosLanie tindaleSu mon kyaw myintClair zhangBernie bissettPhilip gaughwinKeegan carrollLucy bladenJack flynnAndrew lloydJames croucherNada hamadRoyal australian collegeUniversity of canberra hospital

Long Covid: After-effect hits up to 400,000 Australians

More than two years into the pandemic, scientists are racing to understand why one in 10 people develop long Covid and how to treat the paradoxical illness.

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