Long COVID: mechanisms, risk factors and recovery
Rónan Astin(University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Catherine N. Hall(University of Sussex), Etheresia Pretorius(University of Liverpool), Betty Raman(University of Leicester), Demetris S. Soteropoulos(Newcastle University), Melitta A. McNarry(Swansea University), Oliver O’Sullivan(University of Nottingham), Elizabeth Ford(Brighton and Sussex Medical School), James H. Hull(Royal Brompton Hospital), Amitava Banerjee(University College London), Maxime Taquet(Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust), Karl Morten(University of Oxford), Mark R. Baker(Royal Victoria Infirmary), Phang Boon Lim(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Melanie Dani(Imperial College London)
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