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A new weekly series all about Long COVID. Dr Funmi Okunola MD interviews a wide range of experts in the field about the disease, its possible causes, the assessment, diagnosis and management and the mechanisms of rehabilitation and recovery from Long COVID.
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Podcast Special Part 2 - Professor Rob Wust & Professor Mark Faghy Discuss ISLC-PAIS (opens the original)
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Dr Funmi Okunola interviews Professer Rob Wüst, Associate Professor of Muscle Physiology in the Department of Human Movement Sciences at the VU University in Amsterdam in the Netherlands and Professor Mark Faghy, Professor of Clinical Exercise Physiology at the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences at the Loughborough University in the UK about the recent scientific publication that they both contributed to; the International Society for Long COVID and Post Acute Infection Syndromes (ISL
Podcast Special Part 1 - Professor Rob Wüst & Professor Mark Faghy Discuss Their Work (opens the original)
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Dr Funmi Okunola interviews Professer Rob Wüst, Associate Professor of Muscle Physiology in the Department of Human Movement Sciences at the VU University in Amsterdam in the Netherlands and Professor Mark Faghy, Professor of Clinical Exercise Physiology at the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences at the Loughborough University in the UK about the seminal research they have conducted for the Long COVID community. This is part 1 of a two part podcast special. REFERENCES 1. International
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