Still So Much to Learn about Long Covid

By Regina Hoo

October 2021 FEATURE
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FOR IVY CHAN, January 2021 will forever be remembered as the time she had a close call with death. She had developed a fever just before Christmas, and afraid that it might be Covid, she went to the doctor for testing. The result came out negative, but her fever persisted.A second trip to the doctor confirmed Ivy had Covid. She waited for two days to be contacted by the Health Ministry, but when the call never came, her husband drove...

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Regina Hoo

is the deputy editor of Penang Monthly.

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