Long COVID remains largely a mystery and GPs are at the front line yet again. Eric Martin looks at why it is proving to be such a headache. It is fair to say the emergence of long COVID has been an enigma for researchers, health care professionals and governments. The Federal Government’s parliamentary inquiry found that GPs would continue to provide most of the care needed by long COVID patients, and therefore needed more education and support. In response, it has pledged to do more, including allocating $50 million for research. And as our pandemic-fatigued population focuses on normal life…
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