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Getty Images In June 2020, Hannah (who wants to be identified only by her first name) was standing outside of her family home with her dad when he told her to stand still. He snapped a picture of the back of her head there were bald patches everywhere. I had a mini panic attack, she tells me over Zoom. I was like, Oh my god, I m literally going bald. Hannah believes that she contracted COVID-19 in March 2020 (she doesn t have a positive test to prove it because testing wasn t widely available at the time); she s one of the 30 million people who ve been diagnosed with the virus in the U.S. She s also a member of another group experts call them the COVID-19 long-haulers. These are the people who are still dealing with COVID-19 symptoms, months after they ve tested negative for the virus. Think: shortness of breath, head-splitting migraines, a prolonged loss of their sense of taste and smell. They re still kind of a mystery

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