of where to look to explain. and crucially treat symptoms that linger for a year or more. doctor news, renal one is an associate professor of public health for the university of south hampton. she says there's still no accurate prediction of who is affected by long coded, long co that happens in all age groups or groups. and unfortunately, we do know it's more common in adults than children and the age group that seems where, you know, most commonly happen instead of the adult working age group, which is about, you know, 35 to 69 years of age. but it can happen in children, it seems to be slightly more common in women than men. and also seems to be more common than people who have their profession as a profession. kind of frontline, perhaps more with more exposure of covered like like people in health care, social garrett and teaching profession. but everybody can have longer with that. we still can't really predict accurately who is more likely to go on and have it thousands of truck drivers or strain that on the border between she lynn argentina as they wait to be tested for coven 19 some have been waiting for weeks, putting a strain on the goods that they're carrying an

of where to look to, to explain and treat symptoms that linger for a year or more. well, joining us now is dr. new renal wine and associate professor public health of the university of south hampton. madam, thank you so much for joining us here. now, is there a long code that has been such a mystery? really? i mean, even now, 2 years into the print that there's so much that we don't know. what do you make of this new research? what surprises you, what perhaps i don't know excites you in the sense that we might find the cure for it. yeah, thank you, barbara. it's so it's really promising that we're seeing studies like this because as you say, the mechanism of long coverage has been you know, really unknown for the past 2 years. and, but it's in the quiet findings are not surprising to me that there are, you know, there's something going on that the base some of the basic tests and stands that patients are having who have symptoms along covered or not showing. so these are really promising and the study will go on and you know, because this, these are only private data from the study, but it is promising. and let's remember the study. the people who aware the impaired gas transfer