“Researchers said this week they are seeking participants for a study examining the long-term impact of COVID-19 on survivors who continue battling health issues after they were thought to have recovered” (Times of San Diego, 2/5/21). https://timesofsandiego.com/health/2021/02/05/survived-covid-19-sign-up-for-study-examining-long-term-effects-of-the-virus/
“Doctors aren’t sure why there may be a difference in how the virus plays out in the long run between men and women. One possibility may be fundamental differences in the immune system” (The Lily, Washington Post, 2/5/21) https://www.thelily.com/way-more-women-are-reporting-long-haul-covid-symptoms-doctors-arent-sure-why/
UCLA seeks volunteers for COVID-19 long hauler study –NBC 4 Coverage of UCLA Health’s participation in the INSPIRE study, a nationwide research project funded by the CDC and led by Rush University Medical Center in Chicago which seeks to understand the impact of COVID-19 on survivors… Read More »UCLA Health Media Morning report:
The INSPIRE COVID-19 Study is open for enrollment and looking for adults recently tested for COVID-19 to help UCLA researchers understand health effects of coronavirus. Read our UCLA Health press release to learn more: https://t.co/jC2ZfyDh00?amp=1
“With a philosophy that views study participants as part of the team — ensuring patient involvement, engagement and control over their data — researchers will look closely at COVID-19 survivors’ health care utilization, ongoing clinical events, and physical and mental function, including neurocognitive function and… Read More »Studying and Treating COVID-19’s Long-Term Impact