Long COVID: Some facts, unanswered questions and implications for rheumatology – Part 1
Sep 30, 2022•21 min•Season 1Ep. 68
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Episode description
In this episode, Leonard Calabrese, DO, reviews the history and controversies of post-infection sequelae, as well as the facts and epidemiology of long COVID.
- Intro :12
- Calabrese introduction :15
- COVID-19 and the history of modern medicine :48
- In this episode 1:39
- The course of COVID-19 2:05
- COVID-19 vaccines and immunity 2:50
- Controversy, facts, fascination, long COVID 3:16
- The history of post-acute sequelae 3:59
- Post-infectious sequelae 10:15
- What is long COVID and how do we define it? 11:02
- How common is long COVID? 13:50
- The epidemiology of long COVID 15:32
- What are protective factors? 16:53
- Preview of Part 2 17:36
- Shoutout to rheumatologists 18:46
- Conclusion 19:08
- Wrap up of Part 2 preview 20:11
- Thanks 21:02
Disclosures: Calabrese reports no relevant financial disclosures.
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