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Credit...Mario Tama/Getty Images In this paper’s Sunday Magazine about a week ago, there were two powerful stories about so-called long-haul Covid — a form of the disease that seems to leave certain patients permanently sick, creating a legacy of chronic illness that may be with us long after vaccines have consigned the pandemic’s acute phase to the past. One was a first-person account by my colleague Laura Holson, detailing her nine months with the disease: the initial terrifying springtime surge of symptoms, and then the persistent ones — low fever, brain fogs, mild chest aches — ...

Long-haul COVID and the chronic illness debate Here, arguments about the scope and treatment of Lyme disease become pertinent.  By Ross Douthat, New York Times February 2, 2021 — 11:31am Text size Copy shortlink: In the New York Times' Sunday Magazine about a week ago, there were two powerful stories about so-called long-haul COVID — a form of the disease that seems to leave certain patients permanently sick, creating a legacy of chronic illness that may be with us long after vaccines have consigned the pandemic's acute phase t...