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For those with symptoms of COVID months after being infected, there could be good news on the horizon.
People with long COVID report being fatigued and unable to concentrate after contracting the virus.
Now a study – which has not yet been peer-reviewed – has found that some long COVID sufferers report feeling significantly better in the days after receiving a coronavirus vaccine.
On today’s Coronacast, what could this study mean for people suffering from long COVID and what does it tell us about COVID-19?
Also on today’s show:
* What could Europe’s Astra pause mean for the global rollout?
* What do reports of blood clotting mean for people who’ve had strokes or clots in the past?
* A baby of vaccinated mother born with antibodies
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