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Aug
While many now view COVID-19 as a mild, short-term illness, a new Australian study reveals a very different reality for those living with long COVID—ongoing symptoms lasting three months or more after infection. The study surveyed 121 adults across Australia who had COVID between February 2020 and June 2022. Most were never hospitalised, yet months or even years later, they continued to struggle with significant fatigue, brain fog, and breathlessness—symptoms that deeply affect daily life. Using recognised health surveys, researchers found that 86% of participants met the threshold for serious disability—compared to just 9% of the general population. Many reported…
