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Episode 379:Updating the phenomenon of long COVID.

Health policy experts say some adults are still struggling with long COVID and many of them have trouble getting the treatment they need.
by Tony Perkins

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Updating the phenomenon of long COVID

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Episode 379: University of Arizona immunobiologist Janko Nikolich

This week on Arizona Science: Updating the phenomenon of long COVID.

Health policy experts say some adults are still struggling with long COVID and many of them have trouble getting the treatment they need. University of Arizona immunobiologist Janko Nikolich talks about the challenges researchers face raising funds to continue studying long COVID and its impact on society.

Janko Nikolich spoke with Tim Swindle, professor emeritus in planetary science at the University of Arizona.

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