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Today The Sick Times: Lauren May argues that emergency departments are woefully unprepared to handle Long COVID, even though many people with the disease -- including her -- must go to EDs for care. thesicktimes.org/2025/06/02/eme…

This week at The Sick Times in collaboration with Los Angeles Public Press: LA advocates worry that $13 million in unspent federal COVID-19 relief funds could go to infrastructure projects instead of supporting residents with Long COVID or preventing new infections. bit.ly/3Sy7vz1

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😷 Here's what's happening this week in #LongCOVID research: bit.ly/3SAXcdz 📬 Sign up for The Sick Times newsletter and get Long COVID research, COVID-19 weekly trends, and more delivered directly to your inbox every Tuesday: thesicktimes.org/newsletter/

Christians with #LongCOVID and those still taking COVID-19 precautions feel abandoned by their religious institutions. In a Sick Times survey, the majority of respondents reported their churches are failing to acknowledge Long COVID. bit.ly/4dRQZn7

Read some powerful stories in my debut article with The Sick Times :

“Rose continues to take precautions, ministering…in an N95…& provides respirators to her congregants…though [few] wear them. Reflecting on these discrepancies, Rose said, “In my less integrated moments, I think, ‘I don’t want your soup; I want you to wear a respirator.’”🎯🤦‍♀️

A summer COVID-19 surge is likely on the way in the U.S. New variants are likely to accelerate outbreaks from summer travel and gatherings. Remember, all COVID-19 data are now shared with delays. bit.ly/4e2MLtc

Advocates pushed back against threatened funding cuts and won continued support for #LongCOVID work in the Minnesota legislature’s final 2026–27 budget. bit.ly/4jH4rLX

Continually astounded by the incredible advocacy work of this community 👏👏👏

Anyone with a cursory awareness of #LongCOVID knows our symptoms and disability tend to prohibit many of our previous activities. If we are able to or must travel, proper planning can make our journeys more comfortable and successful. bit.ly/3SOurtW

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Research is starting to reflect what advocates have pointed to for years: a connection between Long COVID and housing insecurity. bit.ly/44bsmO0

The federal government is restricting COVID-19 vaccine access. Here's what that means for the ongoing pandemic and people with #LongCOVID. bit.ly/4jWelt6

Drop a heart for our first summer newsroom intern! In partnership with the CUNY Newmark J-Corps, Delfi Marchese is joining The Sick Times! She’s especially looking forward to using her experience in visual data to report on the Long COVID crisis this summer.

As part of my The Sick Times piece, we made this timeline summarizing the dizzying changes RFK, Jr. and his colleagues have been making over the past month. With the vax advisory committee meeting in just a few days, it feels like the chaos is the point. (((Dorit Reiss))) Pandemic A. Index

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