Long Covid: Where Things Stand: Washington post live show, July 25th, 9AM USA East Coast time

https://twitter.com/user/status/1816443918701002809


With Jaime Seltzer, Aly

Register here

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wash...5/looming-public-health-challenge-long-covid/

 

Well I tried to register but it told me I was too late—bah humbug.

You can still watch it live here. https://www.washingtonpost.com/washington-post-live/2024/07/25/looming-public-health-challenge-long-covid/

I think you needed to register only if you wanted to ask questions.

 

It ended {no it didn’t} didn’t miss much—covered the basics—Jaime did pretty well in my opinion.

Actually it’s still going on now—my bad. Only Jaime Seltzer segment ended

 

Clip posted here

https://www.s4me.info/threads/usa-t...-long-covid-research.30525/page-9#post-544911

 

Video from today's Washington Post Live event, "The looming public health challenge of long covid"

(the embedded video starts when the event begins, 17+ minutes after the start, to skip the long intro part)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcyzaV12bsg

And here's a gift link (expires after two weeks, and sadly they now require an email address to read free articles) to The Washington Post article about this event:

https://wapo.st/4c0kd0L

It has selected clips from the full video along with a transcript.

EDIT: It looks like maybe you don't even need a gift link for this page? So, no need to do gift link and enter email address? Anyway, here's the full link - you can try to to see whether there is a paywall. It didn't show me a paywall when I was logged out so I think it doesn't require either subscription or a gift link.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wash...5/looming-public-health-challenge-long-covid/

 

https://twitter.com/user/status/1816600383932010735

 

Speaking of Al Aly, please see this link for an article outlining some in-depth criticism of his research.

https://www.s4me.info/threads/looking-for-long-covid-a-clash-of-definition-and-study-design.39519/

 

That she thought everything went really well with the program…that was it.

 

Jaime was so good. I could never have comported myself as well as she as sick as we are. She conveyed some complex concepts easily and engagingly.

 

She was very good. I also appreciated listening to the LC experience from Rachel Beale a bit later on, as it was so similar to others I know. I do wish the initial titles for the programme had placed less emphasis on anxiety/depression.