Dr John Gerrard said the description wrongly implied long-term post-Covid viral symptoms were "somehow unique and exceptional" to other viral infections, but new research suggested they were indistinguishable. Photo: NOBEASTSOFIERCE/SCIENCE PHOTO LI
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