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Elsevier Covid-19 Healthcare Hub - Covid-19 long haulers

Latest updates from the Elsevier Covid-19 Healthcare Hub 

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COVID-19 symptoms for many patients can linger for months following recovery from the initial illness. Although there is uncertainty on the long-term health impact of COVID-19 on survivors, compelling research explores common symptoms and potential treatments. We rounded up the articles our clinicians are reading, including an MDPI exploration of Vitamin C to treat post-viral fatigue and a study in The Lancet on the prevalence of persistent symptoms in a cohort of recovered patients in Wuhan, China.

Visit the Physical Rehabilitation Toolkit for COVID-19 recovery resources ranging from care plans to patient education.

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