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Upcoming webinar on prolonged health effects of COVID-19
Tune in to find out what the experts have to say about life after COVID-19
The International Society for Vaccines and MJH Life Sciences have partnered to present a free webinar about the long-lasting effects of COVID-19. The event will take place on Sept. 8, 2021 at 12:30 pm EDT.
Nathalie MacDermott, MBBCH, PhD, will lead a panel of 5 experts: Akiko Iwasaki, PhD; Michael Zandi, MA, MB, BChir, PhD, FRCP; Valeria Iodice, PhD; Robert Bell, MRCP, PhD; David Putrino, PhD.
Together, they will discuss the potential cause of post-COVID symptoms and how to manage patients’ suffering. These patients continue to experience a smattering of persistent symptoms, from fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, and shortness of breath to joint pain, heart inflammation, sleep issues, and more.
Additional discussion points include:
- What is known about these prolonged health consequences?
- What is the underlying biological cause?
- Does the COVID-19 vaccine have any effect on these lingering symptoms?
The event is free to join and is expected to last an hour and a half.
Click here to register today.
