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   Global clinical trial tests two anti-inflammatory drugs for long COVIDGlobal clinical trial tests two anti-inflammatory drugs for long COVID
 
Spanning four continents and enrolling hundreds of people, a new clinical trial will test the effectiveness of two anti-inflammatory medicines as potential treatments for long COVID, scientists from Western University and the Schmidt Initiative for Long Covid (SILC) announced today.
 
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 Congenital heart surgery in children remained safe during the COVID-19 pandemic
 
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 Long COVID poses lasting health risks for young people
 
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 Vaccinated children far less likely to develop long COVID
 
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 Malaria infection linked to childhood cancer risk
 
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