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Get the latest information about RECOVER Studies, including study updates and articles, the Participant Newsletter, Long COVID support groups, and educational materials.
Get the latest information about RECOVER Studies, including study updates and articles, the Participant Newsletter, Long COVID support groups, and educational materials.
International Long COVID Awareness Day, recognized every year on March 15, honors people living with Long COVID and raises awareness of the many challenges of living with long-term illness after having COVID-19.
The first phase of the RECOVER observational adult cohort study ends October 31, 2025, marking an important milestone in RECOVER’s research toward understanding, diagnosing, preventing, and treating Long COVID.
The DHP has given RECOVER a lot of information on the changes that can happen in a person with Long COVID. Now, leaders of the RECOVER study have decided to focus its limited time and resources on other studies, like ones that can learn about treating Long COVID.
Below are Long COVID support groups and Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) care networks. These groups can help you connect with others who have similar health challenges and with doctors who treat Long COVID.
Disclaimer: NYU/RECOVER is not connected to or responsible for the support groups listed above.
These groups are shared for information only and are not approved or endorsed by RECOVER.
Post-exertional malaise (PEM) is a key symptom of Long COVID and can greatly affect daily life.
Download the PEM fact sheet to learn about what it is and some ways to manage it.
Find more information about RECOVER’s Long COVID research at recoverCOVID.org :