Recent studies by hospitals in Madrid and University Rey Juan Carlos, along with global research, are offering new insights into Long Covid.

The 'Viper' study found no traces of the virus in samples from patients with persistent symptoms, ruling out ongoing infection as the cause.

A study by Müller et al. showed that post-COVID symptoms persist in many patients even a year after inpatient rehabilitation, though improvements in endurance, strength, and balance were noted at 6 and 12 months.

Long Covid is a chronic condition lasting months or years post SARS-CoV-2 infection, affecting an estimated 65 million people worldwide.

A Montreal resident's three-year Long Covid experience underscores patient challenges and the importance of appropriate treatment.

Accurate reporting, ongoing research, and professional medical advice are crucial for recognizing, treating, and supporting Long-COVID patients.

Standardized approaches and personalized care strategies are essential for the long-term recovery of Long Covid patients.