Sources and updates, September 24
Sources and updates for the week of September 24 include free at-home tests, funding for Long COVID clinics, wildlife surveillance, and more.
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Sources and updates, September 10
Sources and updates for the week of September 10 include monoclonal antibody costs, viral persistence in Long COVID, and Medicaid unwinding.
Read MoreSources and updates, September 3
Sources and updates for the week of September 3 include a new CDC updates page, Long COVID research, and people who are more vulnerable to severe COVID-19.
Read MoreSources and updates, August 27
Sources and updates for the week of August 27 include funding from Project Next Gen, wastewater testing for more viruses, health misinformation, and more.
Read MoreSources and updates, August 20
Sources and updates for the week of August 20 include a wastewater data toolkit, vaccine delays, budget cuts at the CDC, and more.
Read MoreThe NIH says it “inappropriately” censored Long COVID patients on social media
The National Institute of Health (NIH) is under fire for censoring comments from patients on social media — the latest in a trend of heavy criticism from people living with Long COVID for failing to listen to patients and implement their input into its $1.15 billion study, RECOVER.
Read MoreSources and updates, August 13
Sources and updates for the week of August 13 include Long COVID rates, vaccination benefits, and a wastewater surveillance webinar.
Read MoreNIH RECOVER’s Long COVID trials unlikely to lead to successful treatments, experts say
Last week, the National Institutes of Health and Duke University announced five Long COVID clinical trials as part of the NIH’s RECOVER initiative. This might sound like an exciting milestone for the millions of people dealing with long-term symptoms—but in fact, experts and long-haulers are disappointed by the trials, I learned when covering this news for MuckRock and STAT News.
Read MoreCOVID source shout-out: Ed Yong’s Long COVID coverage
Ed Yong, a widely-admired science journalist, recently announced that he’s leaving his position at The Atlantic after eight years at the publication. He also published the latest in a series of articles explaining the challenges of Long COVID, a subject that he’s become well-known for covering.
Read MoreSources and updates, July 30
Sources and updates for the week of July 30 include new papers about wastewater surveillance, Long COVID’s economic impacts, outdoor transmission, and more.
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