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Honoring the many lived experiences with Long COVID
RECOVER recognizes International Long COVID Awareness Day on March 15—a day established by the Long COVID community to increase visibility of the condition, share resources, and educate the public.
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RECOVER-TLC to host next webinar March 26, 2026
NIH and FNIH leaders will share insights and answer questions about the progress being made on the first wave of RECOVER-TLC clinical trials.
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RECOVER-TLC opens expanded enrollment in REVERSE-LC clinical trial
Researchers at 17 study sites across the US will test a possible treatment to help improve thinking and memory problems and reduce fatigue for people who have Long COVID.
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RECOVER Research Update: March 2026
Recent RECOVER publications include findings about possible causes of and treatments for Long COVID.
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First results from RECOVER-AUTONOMIC clinical trials to be shared at upcoming conference
Results from the RECOVER-AUTONOMIC Moderate POTS (Ivabradine) clinical trial will be presented at an upcoming session of the American College of Cardiology (ACC) Annual Conference on March 28, 2026.
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RECOVER-TLC seeks input on planned study of possible Long COVID treatment
A public comment period will allow patients, caregivers, and researchers to comment on a study to test whether stellate ganglion nerve block (SGB) can help improve Long COVID symptoms.
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5 years in, RECOVER continues to advance its patient-centered mission
RECOVER marks 5 years of Long COVID research, with NIH leaders, scientists, and clinicians continuing to guide and advance the initiative’s mission. In 2026, RECOVER will expand clinical trials to find answers for the Long COVID community.
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RECOVER-SLEEP enrollment process prioritized overall health of potential participants
While recruiting potential participants for its clinical trials focused on sleep disturbances, RECOVER study teams also conducted additional health screenings to identify and treat individuals with a sleep condition called sleep apnea.
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A year of discovery: Looking back at 2025 and ahead to 2026
In 2025, RECOVER’s progress included closing the first phase of its adult observational study and publishing its first clinical trial results. This year, the initiative continues its studies and sharing research findings.
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