The paradox of a doctor who became a patient

Dr. Glenn Good, an epidemiologist at the University of California, San Francisco, was one of the first specialists to study the effects of long COVID. Since 2021, he has published, lectured, and researched this complex phenomenon, which persists in some patients long after the initial infection.

But three years later, he’s no longer just a researcher. He’s also a sufferer.

“Even a car ride makes me sick. I’m constantly forced to choose between work, going out, or even doing laundry.”

For this expert, the disease has become an invisible prison: fewer valuable hours in the day, more room for surprises.

When the body says stop

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