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- February 5, 2019
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionKeen cyclists Meredith and Elly, who was training for a marathon, say they’re still suffering from Covid-19 symptoms months after getting it People chronically ill for months with Covid-19 symptoms risk being forgotten by the NHS, experts have told BBC Radio 4’s File on 4. The Royal
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READ MOREActivists are calling on the pharmaceutical firm Gilead Sciences to study a drug for the treatment of Covid-19 that showed promise in curing cats of a coronavirus. The drug, called GS-441524, is chemically related to remdesivir, an antiviral also made by Gilead, and one of the only treatments to successfully shorten the duration of Covid-19
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