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Long COVID: The Experts Were Wrong with Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly and Hazie Thompson

Nov 29, 2024
Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly, a leading expert on Long COVID, and Hazie Thompson, an advocate for marginalized communities affected by the pandemic, address the significant impacts of Long COVID. They discuss the common misperceptions surrounding the condition, emphasizing that over 400 million people may be affected. Dr. Al-Aly shares insights from ongoing research and the importance of patient narratives to inform better healthcare responses. Hazie highlights personal challenges and advocates for systemic changes in treatment and public health awareness.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 3min
2
Personal Journey Through Long COVID and Community Action
03:09 • 2min
3
Unmasking the Reality of Long COVID
04:53 • 2min
4
Understanding Long COVID and Its Long-Term Health Risks
07:11 • 2min
5
Understanding the Ongoing Impact of Long COVID
09:16 • 4min
6
The Complex Health Impacts of Long COVID
13:44 • 2min
7
Reevaluating Long COVID: Insights and Lessons from Patients
15:19 • 5min
8
Understanding the Subtle Effects of Long COVID
20:43 • 3min
9
Understanding the Unseen Struggles of Long COVID
23:43 • 4min
10
Shifting Focus: From Air Pollution to Long COVID Research
27:51 • 2min
11
Understanding Long COVID: Patient Experiences and Research Challenges
30:07 • 8min
12
Neurological Effects of COVID-19 and the Importance of Quantifying Cognitive Damage
38:21 • 5min
13
Navigating the Cognitive Impact of Long COVID and Public Perceptions
43:03 • 10min
14
The Imperative of Prevention in Pandemic Response
53:30 • 2min
15
Understanding Long COVID: Challenges and Misconceptions
55:19 • 6min
16
Embracing Curiosity in Medicine
59:45 • 2min
17
Acknowledgments and Support for the Indie Podcast
01:00:50 • 51sec
18
Appreciation and Community Engagement
01:01:42 • 22sec
19
Unpacking Long COVID: Myths and Realities
01:02:04 • 2sec