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AS at June 29, 2021, a total of 677, 751 Covid-19 patients have recovered in Malaysia. Most of them have returned to normal health, but some patients may complain of symptoms that last for weeks or even months after recovering from the coronavirus. The following are some of the complaints: “I get very tired every day. I used to be able to walk long distances before. Nowadays, I am unable to walk fast or long distances because I will have difficulty breathing." "I used to give speeches, but now I can't even say more than two or three sentences as I have been wheezing almost every day."

LETTER | Awareness of post-Covid-19 condition A - LETTER | As of June 29, a total of 677,751 Covid-19 patients have recovered and returned to the community. Most of them have returned to normal health, but some may complain of symptoms that last for weeks or even months after recovery from Covid-19. The following are some of the complaints: “I get very tired every day. I used to be able to walk long distances before. Nowadays, I am unable to walk fast or long distances because I will have difficulty breathing." "I used to give speeches, but now I can't even say more than two or three sente...

-Bernama Approximately 10-15% of patients progress to severe disease, and about 5% become critically ill. Typically, patients recover from Covid-19 after two to six weeks. While most patients with Covid-19 recover and return to normal health, some patients can have symptoms that last for weeks or even months after recovery. These patients are not infectious to others during this time. This persistent state of ill health is known as Long Covid or post-Covid condition. Long Covid is a range of symptoms that continue for weeks or months beyond the initial illness. It can happen to any Covid-19...

Accessibility to cancer medicines under discussion By Zainul Dawood Share DURBAN - DISCUSSIONS are taking place at a global level with the World Health Organisation (WHO), pharmaceutical industries and other stakeholders as to what constitutes a fair price for cancer medicines. Professor Fatima Suleman at UKZN stated this during a webinar hosted by University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) and World Health Organization Collaboration Centre (WHO CC) for Pharmaceutical Policy and Evidence Based Practice on Tuesday. Suleman highlighted the imbalance of medicine access and possible solutions to ensure e...

Judy Sheridan-Gonzalez Occupation: President of the NYS Nurses Association and has worked at the Montefiore Hospital for over 30 years Quote from the interview: “We think that health care equity is critical. We think that everybody has the right to health care; that it is a human right. Everybody has the right to have a nurse when that patient needs a nurse and we are very committed to that. It is a beautiful profession and it is an honor to be a nurse. There is nothing like it so I highly recommend it for people who are interested in caring for people.,” Gonzalez said.