editorial

Editorial: Long COVID in the biomedical sciences Kunnath, Anil Philip; Kavanagh, Owen; Tan, Shing Cheng With this special issue, the British Journal of Biomedical Science turns its attention to one of the most perplexing medical challenges of the post-pandemic era: Long COVID, or...

Long covid and other wise investments of time and money Abbasi, Kamran 2026 and arguments over the covid-19 pandemic continue. If you imagined, as I did, that the deep scientific divisions would be healed with time and by public inquiries, you’d be wrong. Even the tense political divide over...

The challenge of causation in physical activity research Although advancements such as access to large datasets with device-measured physical behaviour, and advances in statistics, have improved our understanding of the associations between physical activity (PA) and health outcomes, PA research...

Long Covid and Impaired Cognition — More Evidence and More Work to Do https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMe2400189 The cardinal features of long Covid include fatigue, dysautonomia (or postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome), postexertional malaise, and cognitive difficulties that are...

Abstract In recent years, the Royal College of Psychiatrists has been engaged in activities to ensure parity of esteem for mental health within the National Health Service, seeking to bring resources and services more in line with those available for physical health conditions. Central to this...

There is no abstract but it is open access and quick read. Here is an excerpt: (Bolding is me adding explanation for the abbreviation)

There is a lot of information relevant to the question of whether Long Covid is a subset of ME/CFS, or overlaps with it in News about Long Covid including its relationship to ME/CFS 2020 to 2021 (thread now closed)