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COVID long-haulers are killing themselves as symptoms become too painful to bear - but support groups offer relief Business Insider India 3 hours ago Cheryl Teh © Josef Lindau/Getty Images COVID long-haulers are killing themselves as symptoms become too painful to bear - but support groups offer relief Experts say there may be a link between severe post-COVID symptoms and increased suicide risks. Texas Roadhouse CEO Kent Taylor's suicide last month highlighted COVID's impact on mental health. Severe tinnitus and continuous "brain fog" are some "long-haul" symptoms COVID s...

They died saving others from Covid. Will anyone count them? 15 minutes to read By: Andrew Jacobs Medical workers are called heroes. But there hasn't been a national reckoning over the many thousands lost to Covid. Here are a few of the people who gave their lives while on the front lines of the pandemic. Dr. Claire Rezba is exhausted from counting the dead. An anaesthesiologist in Virginia, Rezba, 41, has spent the past year running a Twitter feed that memorialises American health care workers who have died of Covid-19. So far, she has published more than 2,500 tributes to the doctor...

They Died Saving Others From Covid. Will Anyone Count Them? Medical workers are called heroes. But there hasn’t been a national reckoning over the many thousands lost to Covid. Here are a few of the people who gave their lives while on the front lines of the pandemic. Celia Yap-Banago a nurse in Kansas City, Mo., died on April 21. “Don’t worry,” she told her son earlier that day. “I’ll be fine.”Credit...Photo via Jhulan Banago Dr. Claire Rezba is exhausted from counting the dead. An anesthesiologist in Virginia, Dr. Rezba, 41, has spent the past year running a Twitter feed that...