Philippines govt now also focusing on ‘long Covid-19’ cases


Fatigue: A foreign press were seen too tired while recording the footage of National Institute of Forensic Medicine (IPFN) for the case of Kim Jong-nam at Hospital Kuala Lumpur yesterday. IZZRAFIQ ALIAS / The Star. March 10, 2017.

MANILA, May 22 (Philippines Daily Inquirer/ANN): “Long Covid-19,” which has beguiled both doctors and patients who have fully recovered from the severe respiratory disease in other countries, is now also afflicting Filipinos, a health expert has announced

“Doctors in our country’s hospitals are starting to see cases of long Covid,” Dr. Ted Herbosa, an adviser to the National Task Force against Covid-19, said at the Laging Handa briefing.

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