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Earlier this month, Long Covid SOS commissioned YouGov to find out more about attitudes to Long Covid in the UK population. We wanted to kn

The unifying reality of the experience of living with an invisib is that what you can’t see can still hurt— often more than people realise.

Good mental health is more important than ever when living with Long Covid...

As we enter Black History Month, we honour the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Black communities and other people of colour.

Chronic pain can change any aspect of a person's life, from how they move, think and sleep to how they spend time with loved ones...

As the UK Covid-19 Inquiry resumes with a focus on healthcare systems in each of the four nations, the Long Covid Groups (comprising Long Co

Including Lived Experience at its Heart. In this the fifth and final instalment of our series unpacking the principles within the Long...

The Covid-19 pandemic has left an enduring mark on countless lives across the globe. In England and Scotland alone, over 2 million people ha

Simon Case, the Cabinet Secretary and head of the Home Civil Service appeared belatedly at the Covid Inquiry yesterday in the final session

In the fourth instalment of our series of Blog Posts unpacking each principle within the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, we explore the cruci

Welcome to our new Long Covid SOS Newsletter! This is a space for the Long Covid SOS team to share with you what has been going within the o

I volunteered as a social media assistant for Long Covid SOS from October 2023 to April 2024. My godmother, also a volunteer for the charity

The new ONS data shows that in just 4 months, in England and Scotland, the number of people with Long Covid has increased by 9.9% to 2m. Tha

In the third instalment of our series of Blog Posts unpacking each principle within the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, we look at the

In December 2023, the Long Covid Groups - Long Covid SOS, Long Covid Support, Long Covid Physio and Long Covid Kids wrote to Prime Minister

In the second of our Blog Posts detailing each of the ‘rights’ in our Long Covid ‘Bill of Rights’, this time we focus on the ‘the right...

More than half of Long Covid patients feel they’ve been given inadequate care while living with the condition and 27% say their GP struggled

The sentiment expressed in the first principle of the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, "The Right to be Believed," resonates deeply with the

As an advocacy charity, we know so many people with Long Covid are dismissed and feel isolated. We're demanding basic rights for LC people

Long Covid Awareness Day is nearly here. Those of us living with Long Covid, we are aware of it every day. It's within us, almost serpentine