Novel Coronavirus Guide

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COVID-19 Guide

Here you will find a unique and comprehensive COVID-19 internet resource with ➡️ 12,500 English links, hand-picked by a physician. Important links are highlighted with an asterisk (*). We know how important it is for you and your family to have up-to-date and reliable information about the pandemic.

Visit betterworld.info/Coronavirus for the latest news, statistics and analysis on the coronavirus and its economic and global consequences. Our links are divided into sections to give you quick access to the facts. We offer up-to-date info on corona vaccination and live access to ➡️ 385 virus experts(link is external) (not updated, but still good) through our extensive Twitter list. Also on topics like Omikron, Home-Office, eLearning, and much more.

Click here for our ➡️ 6,500 German Corona links(link is external). - An excellent source of information and a unique contemporary document. - Please spread the word! - Input from experts is welcome.

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Long COVID - Late effects of Covid-19

Post-covid symptoms can last long after the infection has cleared, even for many years. The likelihood of long-covid occurring is greater after a severe infection of covid-19. Currently there is no test to determine if a person is suffering from long-covid, but common symptoms include fatigue, respiratory and heart problems, neurological problems, digestive issues, and many others which are still being investigated. Our guide to long-covid provides reliable information on the illness, developments in research, living with long-covid, and many excellent scientific papers and reports.

Long COVID - Late effects of Covid-19
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Post Covid Vaccine Syndrome – Risk Benefit Analysis

Up-to-date guidance on Covid-19 post-vac syndrome, complications, and side effects. While the majority of people suffer only very mild adverse effects after receiving the Covid-19 vaccination, there have been cases of people who have reported various types of blood clotting syndromes. It has since been proven that there is a causal relationship between the vaccination and the occurrence of thrombosis in combination with thrombocytopenia which exceeds normal expectations in the general population.

Post Covid Vaccine Syndrome – Risk Benefit Analysis

COVID-19 Vaccines

The first COVID vaccine in Europe became available in December already. In particular, the RNA vaccines from the companys Biontech and Moderna have proven to be very effective in initial studies. But a quick return to normal is not in sight for the time being. Because in order to achieve an effective herd immunity it will still take many months. Until then the wearing of face masks, keeping your distance and general hygiene measures still apply.

COVID-19 Vaccines

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