28K views · 714 reactions | Most recover from COVID without treatment but some people can experience 'Long Covid' for weeks or even months. If you are suffering from long-term symptoms, speak to your GP or visit: https://www.yourcovidrecovery.nhs.uk/ #HandsFaceSpace | UK Government | Facebook

652K views · 51 reactions | “It feels a little scary, like I just can’t breathe”: Some studies show that an increasing number of kids who have had COVID are experiencing “long-hauler” symptoms, like difficulty breathing and anxiety. Some kids experience symptoms so severe, they end up in the hospital. https://cbsn.ws/3kGePbk | CBS Mornings | Facebook

32K views · 277 reactions | When it comes to COVID-19, who are 'long-haulers?" On the Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast, Dr. Gregory Poland, an infectious diseases expert and head of Mayo Clinic’s Vaccine Research Group, explains what we know about possible long term effects of COVID-19. | Mayo Clinic | Facebook

2.6K views · 33 reactions | An estimated 5 to 10% of COVID-19 patients are “COVID long-haulers,” who are battling lingering symptoms months after being diagnosed with the disease. Symptoms range from fatigue to brain fog and trouble breathing. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is spending $1.15 billion to study the problem. https://cbsn.ws/2Rz1QMJ | CBS Evening News | Facebook

5.3K views · 41 reactions | Scottish Conservative MSP Dr Sandesh Gulhane has called for a clear plan over long Covid recovery. https://bit.ly/3gUTZSM | STV News | Facebook

30K views · 199 reactions | It is now clear that for some patients who get through the acute stage of COVID-19, the battle is still far from over. Most will make a full recovery, but for a significant group it is a long and difficult process, with on-going, unpredictable symptoms. | 7.30 | Facebook

45K views · 331 reactions | It can be a long road to recovery for former COVID-19 patients after being discharged from hospital intensive care units. Some doctors say the health-care system doesn’t have the resources to provide proper mental-health support to aid in recovery. | CBC News | Facebook