People who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 are less likely to suffer long Covid, according to a review.

More than a million people in the UK are continuing to experience long Covid, new figures suggest. An estimated 1. 2 million people in private households reported having long Covid in the four weeks to October 31.

More than one in ten secondary school pupils and over a third of school staff who had Covid-19 have suffered ongoing symptoms, figures suggest.

People who have had or suspect they may have had long Covid are almost twice as likely to have experienced depression as those who do not think they have ever contracted coronavirus, research suggests.Some 6.2% of adults said they may have ...

Younger people are among the one in seven adults with coronavirus who go on to suffer long Covid, new research suggests.

Almost one in seven people who test positive for Covid-19 are still suffering symptoms three months later, according to new UK figures.

New research examined the impact on people months after their initial infection.

More than two-thirds of patients hospitalised due to coronavirus continue to suffer from debilitating symptoms more than seven weeks after being discharged, a new study suggests.

A “significant” proportion of Covid-19 patients admitted to hospital will still suffer adverse symptoms three months after being sent home, a new study has suggested.

People suffering from so-called “long-Covid” say they were left almost bed-ridden with fatigue months after their coronavirus infection.