
Long COVID and Digestive Symptoms: What the Research Tells Us
Research summary exploring digestive manifestations of Long COVID, including gut microbiome changes, IBS risk and potential treatment approaches.
In this timely commentary, Trish Greenhalgh reflects on the lessons we should have learned from SARS and COVID-19 in responding to emerging infectious disease threats. The piece raises important questions about precaution, respiratory protection, and the risks of repeating past mistakes in infection prevention and control.
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Research summary exploring digestive manifestations of Long COVID, including gut microbiome changes, IBS risk and potential treatment approaches.

Returning to work is often viewed as a major milestone in recovery. However, for many people living with Long COVID, returning to work does not necessarily mean returning to their previous level of health. This study by Su and colleagues explored the experiences of 79 adults living with Long COVID who had returned to employment. […]

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