With every passing day, we find more evidence that getting infected, or reinfected by COVID leads to the risk of chronic disease, long-term disability, and increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, brain damage, and impairment of the immune system. We see a worsening impact on families, communities, the workforce, and the economy.
This global event hosted by the World Health Network brings together clinicians, researchers and patients to explore the latest advances in long COVID research and the impacts on health, society, and economies.
For more information or to join the World Health Network, visit our website: tinyurl.com/2jxkwapy
Long COVID is a condition that can affect anyone infected with COVID-19, and more information is being learned every day. For the latest studies and research on Long COVID, visit: www.longcovidlearning.org/
Speakers:
2:58 - Gunhild Alvik Nyborg, MD, PhD - Intro to Long COVID
13:04 - Robi Tamargo, PsyD - Long COVID Testimonial
25:57 - Claire Taylor, MD - Long COVID from a Clinician’s Perspective
38:12 - Binita Kane, MD - Children with Long COVID, a Personal Journey
50:21 - Audience Q&A
1:00:05 - Andrew Ewing, PhD - Neurological Long-Term Effects of COVID-19
1:12:23 - Amitava Banerjee, MD, PhD - Clinical Research in Long COVID - The Challenges and Opportunities
1:25:45 - Rae Duncan, MD, PhD - Cardiovascular Long-Term Effects of COVID-19
1:38:29 - Audience Q&A
1:46:08 - Resia Pretorius, PhD - What Causes Long COVID? Microclots
1:58:22 - Carmen Scheibenbogen, MD, PhD - Post COVID ME/CFS and Role of GPCR Antibodies
2:09:03 - Diane Griffin, MD, PhD - RNA Persistence After Acute Virus Infections: Relevance to Long COVID
2:20:25 - Audience Q&A
2:29:36 - Matti Heino - Self-Care is a Community Effort: Pathways to Abrupt Social Change
2:42:38 - Cecile Philippe, PhD - What are the Implications of Long COVID on Society?
2:52:52 - Yaneer Bar-Yam, PhD - Protecting Ourselves from Long COVID - Five Pillars of Prevention
2:59:25 - Audience Q&A
3:11:32 - Announcement - longcovidlearning.org
3:13:35 - Closing remarks