For some patients, cardiovascular problems persist long after COVID

(By Will Stone for NPR)

Robi Tamargo never worried much about her heart.

The 61-year-old had started running competitively in middle school, played Division 1 sports in college and kept up her exercise routine throughout her life, working out regularly at her local gym before work.

But that changed in the spring of 2020 — when she got COVID. Continue reading here…

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