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Daniel A. Monti
Precision Medicine: How It Saves Lives from Long COVID, Hormonal Imbalance and Medical Mysteries | The Dr. Monti Show
When they thought all options were exhausted, precision medicine provides new hope with treatments as unique as their symptoms.
Apr 22, 2024
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Daniel A. Monti
Apr 22
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American Thought Leaders
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Jan Jekielek
Spike Protein Exposure and Clotting Pathologies Explained: Dr. Jordan Vaughn
Dr. Jordan Vaughn is a physician of internal medicine and the CEO of MedHelp Clinics. During the pandemic, he noticed a pattern of abnormal clotting.
Apr 04, 2024
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Jan Jekielek
Apr 04
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Exercise & Fitness
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Kevin Shelley
5 Exercises to Restore Muscle Strength and Endurance After Long COVID
Long COVID and its associated post-exertion malaise is a complex, debilitating syndrome. Careful movements can help restore muscle strength.
Mar 27, 2024
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Kevin Shelley
Mar 27
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Long COVID
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Ellen Wan
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Teresa Zhang
COVID-Induced Brain Fog Linked to Evident Blood-Brain Barrier Disruption–Study
A compromised blood brain barrier allows harmful substances to enter the brain causing disorders of the central nervous system including brain fog.
Mar 20, 2024
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Ellen Wan
Mar 20
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Australia News
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Henry Jom
Australia’s Chief Health Officer Calls for the Term ‘Long COVID’ to Be Scrapped
‘It implies that there is something particularly sinister and ominous about COVID-19,’ Dr. Gerrard said.
Mar 15, 2024
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Henry Jom
Mar 15
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COVID Symptoms
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Megan Redshaw
COVID-19 May Lead to Persistent Cognitive Impairment, Brain Fog, and Lower IQ Scores
A new observational study found cognitive deficits may last a year or more after having COVID-19.
Mar 06, 2024
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Megan Redshaw
Mar 06
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Long COVID
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Amie Dahnke
Low Iron Levels in Blood Could Trigger Long COVID: Study
Iron removal from the bloodstream is a defense mechanism of the body during infection, but it can backfire.
Mar 06, 2024
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Amie Dahnke
Mar 06
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World News
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Monica O’Shea
Long COVID-19 Could Lead to Small Deficits in Cognitive Function: Study
More than 113,000 people were tested for the study published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
Feb 29, 2024
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Monica O’Shea
Feb 29
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Research & Discoveries
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Megan Redshaw
Study Finds Majority of Patients With Long COVID Were Vaccinated
Mass vaccination and available antiviral treatments have not prevented vaccinated individuals from experiencing lingering COVID-19 symptoms.
Feb 28, 2024
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Megan Redshaw
Feb 28
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Long COVID
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Patricia Tolson
CDC’s Recent Long COVID Study Avoids Identifying Vaccination Status of Participants
‘I would be curious to know what questions they asked and what was the criteria that qualifies a person as having Long COVID."—Dr. Robin Foreman Rose
Feb 23, 2024
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Patricia Tolson
Feb 23
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Vaccines & Safety
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Matt McGregor
Chris Cuomo’s Personal Physician: There Are More Adverse Events From COVID-19 Vaccines Than Recent Study Reported
Feb 22, 2024
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Matt McGregor
Feb 22
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Long COVID
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Ellen Wan
Long-Term Increased Risk of Digestive Diseases After COVID-19 Infection: Study
A new study suggests people who have recovered from COVID-19—even if they had mild cases—are at risk of future digestive diseases.
Feb 05, 2024
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Ellen Wan
Feb 05
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Long COVID
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Amie Dahnke
Senate Committee Hearing Calls for More Funding, Better Treatment Options for Long COVID
Three women affected by long COVID appealed to a Senate Committee on Thursday seeking more government support for the condition.
Jan 18, 2024
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Amie Dahnke
Jan 18
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Long COVID
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Amie Dahnke
Parkinson’s Medication Could Be Useful in Treating Long COVID: Study
The research indicates indicates amantadine may treat persistent symptoms due to antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and dopamine effects.
Jan 17, 2024
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Amie Dahnke
Jan 17
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Long COVID
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Ellen Wan
COVID-19 May Lead to Persistent Brain Injury Undetected by Routine Tests
Rapid onset of acute COVID-19 symptoms can cause key brain injury markers that even months later persist.
Jan 15, 2024
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Ellen Wan
Jan 15
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Long COVID
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Amie Dahnke
Paxlovid Doesn’t Reduce Risk of Long COVID, Potentially Linked to Rebound Symptoms: Study
Researchers found little difference in outcomes between Paxlovid users and nonusers. They also found 1 in 5 users experienced rebound symptoms.
Jan 05, 2024
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Amie Dahnke
Jan 05
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Research & Discoveries
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Megan Redshaw
Scientists Detect Spike Protein From COVID Vaccination in Long COVID Patients
A new study suggests spike protein persists in the body much longer than previously thought and may contribute to long COVID.
Jan 03, 2024
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Megan Redshaw
Jan 03
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Facts Matter
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Roman Balmakov
COVID Vaccine Linked to Disturbing Long-term Syndrome | Facts Matter
Jan 02, 2024
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Roman Balmakov
Jan 02
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Long COVID
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Amie Dahnke
Long COVID Rare in Children: Study
Fewer than 1 percent of children who tested positive for COVID-19 still had symptoms six months later.
Jan 02, 2024
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Amie Dahnke
Jan 02
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Long COVID
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Amie Dahnke
Long-Term Brain Issues in COVID Patients May Be Linked to Disease Severity, Not COVID Itself: Study
While cognitive impairment can last 18 months after COVID-19 infection, researchers find those hospitalized for other conditions face similar challenges.
Dec 29, 2023
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Amie Dahnke
Dec 29
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