Long Covid Is Not Over – Ongoing Impact & Support

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This video from CBC News reports some of the key points from the third Canadian Long Covid Symposium.

Key points:

1 in 5 people in Canada have Long Covid.
Medical staff need to be aware of how common Long Covid is.
Getting Long Covid changes your life.
There’s no treatment for Long Covid (yet) and so it’s important to get vaccinated and wear masks as preventative measures.

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