Weil es ja leider viele betrifft: Termin schon mal vormerken und an interessierte Menschen weitergeben.19.2., 18:30 Uhr Online Vortrag: ”Post Covid - ein Update”Kostenfrei und ohne Anmeldung.https://gesundheitsforum.unimedizin-ffm.de/buerger-und-patienten/event/post-covid-ein-update#COVID19 #covid #postcovid #LongCovid #mecfs_de #dieMaskeBleibtAuf

Das #Bundesgesundheitsblatt ist da! Thema im Januar: Die wechselseitige Annäherung von Wissenschaft und Öffentlichem Gesundheitsdienst #ÖGD in Forschung und Praxis.In Artikeln mit RKI-Beteiligung geht es u. a. um #COVID19, HIV-PreP und KRINKO-Empfehlungen. https://link.springer.com/journal/103/volumes-and-issues/69-1

Long COVID does not follow a single pattern. Symptoms can vary widely in type, severity, and duration, sometimes even within the same person over time.Read the full article written by Marisa Swanson at https://whn.global/expert/marisa-swanson/.#LongCOVID #COVID #COVID19 #PublicHealth #InfectionPrevention

I don't normally ask for this, but if you are concerned about #COVID19, please share my latest post with others. I'd like it to reach folks who AREN'T already COVID-aware.I’ve Read 3,000 Studies About COVID: Here’s What You’re Ignoring That Could (Still) Harm You or a Loved OneI share some simple conclusions, along with over 100 links to research. My goal is to urge more awareness and commonsense caution.https://medium.com/@augieray_66704/ive-read-3-000-studies-about-covid-here-s-what-you-re-ignoring-that-could-still-harm-you-or-a-accafe0f7c66

Genau vor sechs Jahren tweetete Florian Krammer: "This is not good."Der Rest ist Geschichte.#COVID19

COVID-19 infection was associated with significantly increased hypertension incidence. (COVID damages cardiovascular system!) https://academic.oup.com/aje/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/aje/kwaf283/8385313?redirectedFrom=fulltext&login=false Surely, taking just a bit of care, such as putting on a mask while traveling or skipping a crowded event, is worth protecting yourself and those you love this holiday season. 5/6

#COVID19 gives some people Long COVID symptoms but leaves many others with subclinical damage that shortens lives and harms well-being. Repeated injury to our blood vessels, brains, immune systems, hearts & other organs accumulate damage, slowly raising risks of neuro, cognitive and mental health issues, cardiac events, and cancer. Because people can't see and feel their health slipping away, they act normal, but things aren't normal--the sneaky even-worse scenario is a slow-motion disaster. 2/2