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One in five coronavirus sufferers will develop 'long covid' (PA Wire) Around one in five people with coronavirus may go on to suffer long Covid, new data suggests. Long covid is the term used to describe effects suffered beyond the initial illness of Covid-19.  The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published figures examining long Covid, finding that a fifth of people have symptoms for five weeks or more while around one in 10 are affected for 12 weeks or more. Overall, around 186,000 people in private households in England in the week beginning November 22 were living with Co...

One in five coronavirus sufferers will develop 'long covid' (PA Wire) Around one in five people with coronavirus may go on to suffer long Covid, new data suggests. Long covid is the term used to describe effects suffered beyond the initial illness of Covid-19.  The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published figures examining long Covid, finding that a fifth of people have symptoms for five weeks or more while around one in 10 are affected for 12 weeks or more. Overall, around 186,000 people in private households in England in the week beginning November 22 were living with Co...

Around one in five people with coronavirus may go on to suffer long Covid, new data suggests. For the first time, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published figures examining long Covid, finding that a fifth of people have symptoms for five weeks or more while around one in 10 are affected for 12 weeks or more. Overall, around 186,000 people in private households in England in the week beginning November 22 were living with Covid-19 symptoms that had persisted for between five and 12 weeks, the ONS said. When looking at symptoms among people five weeks after testing positive for C...

Why long Covid is a bigger problem than previously thought New data suggests coronavirus continues to affect at least one in five people for more than a month, and nearly one in ten for at least three months. David Cliff/NurPhoto via Getty Images A poster reminding passengers of the requirement to wear face coverings on public transport on Oxford Street in London. New figures have shown that “long Covid” – the symptoms some people suffer for weeks or months after infection – is far more of a problem than early estimates suggested. Data from the Office for National...