The following is an extract from a major study on long-haul COVID published in June 2021, done by Fair Health, an independent nonprofit that collects data for and manages the largest database of privately billed health insurance claims in the United States.

This is an April 15, 2021 article by Chris Robinson, Assistant Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery at the University of Florida. This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license.

As decision-makers across Canada continue to seek out the best-available, synthesized research evidence to inform their pandemic-response efforts, helping them efficiently focus on only the highest quality and most up-to-date evidence syntheses is important.

I am pleased to share our media profile for March 2021, prepared in partnership with RNAO’s communication department. The most prominent issue has been, by far, the quickly escalating third wave of Covid-19 in Ontario, driven mainly by the loosening of public health measures in the face of a faster spreading B7.1.1 variant of COVID-19. However, before getting into that, here are other issues we faced in the media. 

RNAO issued the following media release on April 1 upon the Ontario government’s announcement of new public health measures.