Is Long COVID a Disability?
A new report recommends that the Government officially classify long COVID as a disability – but what does the existing law say and what would change if the recommendation was implemented?
A new report recommends that the Government officially classify long COVID as a disability – but what does the existing law say and what would change if the recommendation was implemented?
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