This week at La Loupe, we wondered about what remained of Covid-19 five years after the start of the pandemic which turned our lives upside down. In this last episode, Antoine Beau focuses on those who continue to live with the virus, because of long Covid.
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The team: Charlotte Baris (presentation and writing), Jules Krot (editing and direction)
Credits: ANRS, France 2, France 5, La Voix du Nord
Music and dressing: Emmanuel Herschon/Studio Torrent
Logo: Jérémy Cambour
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Charlotte Baris: On October 14, an important scientific conference took place in Paris, yet little was heard about it. Organized by the High Authority for Health, the ANRS Emerging Infectious Diseases, and Public Health France, the event brought together dozens of researchers from diverse backgrounds, with the aim of “guiding the paths of future research”.
The ambition is strong, and the day’s schedule is busy. For several hours, interventions follow one another, presentations of clinical trials and results follow one another. One of them addresses the question of long Covid. An enigma for the scientific community that we are trying to clarify today with Antoine Beau, from the Science and Health department of L’Express.
To go further:
Long Covid: “Let’s stop telling patients that it’s in their heads, let’s treat them!”
Long Covid: “Something seems to happen in the very first moments of infection”
Long Covid and miracle treatments… Investigation into the new “Didier Raoult”