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Particular moment? maybe they've already had a covid infection. maybe they are vaccinated. how should they think about the risk of long covid as they decide what is safe to do and what's not? >> it's one of those things from the very beginning, i always said there are more consequences of covid than just death. we know this from other viruses. we know other viruses cause cancers, cause disease processes like multiple sclerosis. there's more and more studies coming out showing the inflammatory response, that infection alone, regardless if you have a severe case or you're asymptomatic in your pr...

Mandates. customers and employees won't be required to wear masas locaws p. and tonight, a new study is highlighting a growing worry over the long-term effects from the coronavirus and how it leads to potentially dangerous heart problems. here is cbs' dr. tara narula. >> reporter: last year, after a covid infection, dr. evelina grayver became a patient in her own heart program at northwell health. >> and i literally felt like i just ran a marathon, that my heart was just racing. good job! >> reporter: dr. grayver is a marathon runner but couldn't even make it up a flight of stairs. >> i decide...

The nhs is facing. when i spoke to raymond ahead of his operation, he said he was very short of breath, and that had got steadily worse. this operation should make a huge difference to his quality of life. we know that the longer you wait, the worse your heart function becomes, and it slowlyjust sort of inexorably deteriorates in the background. and this is why he's been feeling worse over this period of time he's been waiting. this is the valve that we're predominantly interested in today. the recent strain on the nhs wasn't as bad as many feared, which is helping hospitals catch up on the hu...