The opinion piece is a response to an earlier piece which called for a science of symptoms, where symptoms would be disjointed from their biological causes
I thank @winslowsp.bsky.social for the kind invitation to co-sign

"The symptoms of long COVID only make sense when linked to their cause: a virus with a tropism for blood vessels, presence of immune dysregulation, viral persistence, damage to blood vessels, with multisystemic consequences—neurological, cardiac, metabolic, etc." @winslowsp.bsky.social in LeMonde

Nous remercions vivement toutes les personnes et organisations ayant cosigné le texte à nos côtés🙏
@actioncovidlong.bsky.social
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@lehmanndrc.bsky.social
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Here is Dr Barry Jones explaining that they knew from ‘day 1’ it was airborne and a virus of some consequence. www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cpR...

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Link: www.the-sun.com/news/1552785...

Link: aventurasnahistoria.com.br/noticias/his...

Eva was hospitalized in early 2021 with Covid and discharged only over one year later, when she was reported to be conscious, but remained with severe pulmonary and neurological sequelae. She has died in November 2025 at home in Manaus surrounded by family and little son Ethan

It's an individual and gruelling sport so I an not surprised to see obvious impact. And sure, v few would speak about Covid

It's mostly what I say here but with more links. Bsky doesn't work very well for me