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Long covid in kids

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lilacao · 18/06/2025 17:24

Given the number of children with long COVID, why do we continue to act as though each wave doesn’t hurt thousands of them? It’s now the number one chronic condition in kids in the states. ONS used to do a winter survey, which last reported in 2024 (number of kids with long covid in UK doubled since 2023). Yet children are told to attend when contagious, there are no air cleaners, often poor ventilation, no education to teachers/parents on signs to look out for, no treatments. These kids are often just left to rot or see a parent left to rot. Why after all this time have we still not made schools safer considering the devastating impacts covid continues to have on so many?
https://www.politics.co.uk/mp-comment/2025/06/17/victoria-collins-addressing-long-covid-in-children-is-an-urgent-moral-imperative/

Victoria Collins: ‘Addressing Long Covid in children is an urgent moral imperative’ - Politics.co.uk

When twelve-year-old Anna sent me a heartfelt letter describing her three-year struggle with Long Covid, it opened my eyes to this debilitating condition in children and young people. Anna, diagnosed in Year 4 and now in Year 7, can manage only one hou...

https://www.politics.co.uk/mp-comment/2025/06/17/victoria-collins-addressing-long-covid-in-children-is-an-urgent-moral-imperative/

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katepilar · 15/03/2026 09:17

Did you want to see advice to keep ill children at home? UK seems to be really bad at sending ill children to school to keep attendance rates high. A missed week or two at school for illness is perfectly normal in other countries.

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