Team RoarFor many who test positive for COVID-19, overcoming the physical effects of the virus is only part of their struggle to return to life as usual. Here’s why we, as a society, have a role to play in helping these people navigate the unexpected social and psychological challenges brought about by their COVID-19 diagnosis in order to make a full recovery.
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