Air filtration – A selection of our best resources
What is the best scientific evidence for the effectiveness of air filtration for filtering pathogens from the air? We have put together our list of some of the top peer-reviewed scientific publications on air filtration. We have chosen these papers because we believe that they are some of the most rigorous and well-designed studies in […]
Top 20 papers on Long Covid – Prevalence, range of disease, Long Covid in children, and more
We get a lot of questions as to what is the best scientific evidence that demonstrates various aspects of Long Covid. To facilitate our sharing of this information, we have put together our list of some of the top peer-reviewed scientific publications on Long Covid. We have chosen these papers because we believe that they […]
Covid-Related Immune Dysfunction Research Library
This Zotero library collection contains many of the important papers that have been published on Covid-related immune dysfunction. You can search through the library by clicking the ‘v’ button in the search bar, clicking ‘search all + full-text’ and then you can search all papers at once. This way you can, for example, search for […]
New: General resources A-Z
We recently launched our brand-new general resources a-z glossary page. On this page you can simply click the first letter of the topic you are looking for resources on, and it’ll show you our top picks on the matter. These resources are provided to facilitate the mission and actions of our partner organizations and network […]
Statement on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response
Last week, Research-Aid Networks’ president, Dr. Jeremy Rossman, attended the United Nations General Assembly meetings on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response and Universal Health Coverage. We wanted to publicly share the statement on PPPR that we submitted to the panel, as we believe it touches on important points that need to be part of any […]
TLC Sessions Podcast interviews the Research-Aid Networks team
On April 14, the Research-Aid Networks team published a hypothesis paper in Frontiers in Immunology that could potentially explain many of Long Covid’s widely varying symptoms. In early July, Dr. Jeremy Rossman and Vicky van der Togt were interviewed by Noreen Jameel and Emily Kate Stephens from the TLC Sessions Podcast about their work throughout the pandemic, and […]
Long Covid Expert Interview with Gez Medinger: Episode 33 – The Acid-Base Disruption Hypothesis for Long Covid
In early May, the Research-Aid Networks research team was interviewed by Gez Medinger, co-author of the Long Covid handbook and known from his Long Covid expert interview series, about why an acid-base imbalance might be the missing link to understanding what’s causing Long Covid. Watch part 1 of the interview here Watch part 2 of […]
Event – We need a People’s Vaccine: The fight for vaccine equality
On Monday 24 May 2021, 6:30pm BST // 7:30pm CEST Zero Covid Coalition, Morning Star and Pandemic-Aid Networks held on online event: We Need A People’s Vaccine By blocking patent waivers and cutting foreign aid, rich countries are making us all unsafe. Whilst cases are dropping in the UK, it is important that we remind ourselves of the […]
