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To reduce the risk of severe covid, “Covid Fit” launches

There are risk factors for developing Severe Covid. Some associated with health can be reduced prior to infection with the help of Covid Fit

Dr Daniel Goyal by Dr Daniel Goyal
28 July 2022
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Dr Daniel Goyal launches his Covid Fit campaign.

Dr Daniel Goyal launches his Covid Fit campaign. Photo © Dan Goyal.

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I have been working on something for a while now. Partly to feel more useful and partly to take back some control from an indifferent leadership. Covid Fit is a campaign designed to help reduce some of the risk factors associated with Severe Covid.

We are in a much better place now if we get Covid than we have been previously. Treatment, vaccines, and immunity have reduced the chance of severe disease and the complications associated with severe disease. But we are stuck in a bit of a merry-go-round just now and, across most age ranges, our chance of exposure to Covid keeps the risk it poses higher than any other infection.

But there are ways many of us can reduce the risks associated with Covid. 

Together with some colleagues (and some Twitter Legends), Covid Fit will look at optimising weight, improving our level of physical activity, improving mental health, optimising some health conditions, and other lifestyle measures. It’s not about being super-fit or losing lots of weight. It’s about getting going and moving in the right direction: small, incremental steps towards better physical health. 

Here is Part 1, with an intro and a brief section on the importance of movement. I will share other health tips throughout the week. And look out for other Twitter friends posting advice too. I hope you find it helpful.

Covid Fit launch Part 1


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Dr. Daniel Goyal is an NHS medical consultant, Covid doctor and academic. He qualified in medicine from Aberdeen Medical School. He then received training in both medicine and psychiatry, and completed a PhD in neurosciences. He is a Member of the Royal College of Physicians and a Member of the British Association of Neuropsychiatry. Daniel's research interests are focused on Health Systems with a current focus on clinical care in COVID-19

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