Aaaand that’s a wrap for day 1 of our #LongCOVIDConference! Thank you to all speakers and attendees! We end the day with an excellent panel discussion with @MMcNarry, @ollieosul and @Breathe_to_win, chaired by @hugh_montgomery. 
@hugh_montgomery “What's the relationship between asthma and #LongCovid?
@ollieosul – “It seems ppl with asthma in the military fared similar to those w/o asthma
@Breathe_to_win “we were preparing for a devastating effect on asthma patients, but that wasn’t borne out”
@ollieosul – “It seems ppl with asthma in the military fared similar to those w/o asthma
@Breathe_to_win “we were preparing for a devastating effect on asthma patients, but that wasn’t borne out”
Q: “If you were to get #COVID, would you rest & wait or try to improve your outcome through exercise” @hugh_montgomery
A: @Breathe_to_win “Data into other infections suggests light exercise if able is beneficial. Rest for 48h and then if symptoms allow – light exercise.
A: @Breathe_to_win “Data into other infections suggests light exercise if able is beneficial. Rest for 48h and then if symptoms allow – light exercise.
Q: “Are we measuring the right things in #LongCovid?”
@MMcNarry “We need to dig deeper – we need to be looking at sub-maximal responses”
@Breathe_to_win “Definitely tests we still need to find to work out what’s going on. Need to invest to really understand debilitating effects"
@MMcNarry “We need to dig deeper – we need to be looking at sub-maximal responses”
@Breathe_to_win “Definitely tests we still need to find to work out what’s going on. Need to invest to really understand debilitating effects"
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