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Long COVID is a serious health concern in Europe

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By Pauline Chiou
| Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME)
Nearly 36 million Europeans – or 1 in 30 – may have experienced long COVID in the first three years of the COVID-19 pandemic, announced the World Health Organization (WHO) European regional director Dr. Hans Kluge, who cited the latest estimates by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME).
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Mining News Audiences On WhatsApp

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By Pauline Chiou, Mark Miller Verified
| TVNewsCheck Verified
The messaging platform WhatsApp reaches 2 billion people around the world, but it’s not as popular in the United States as it is in other countries. Therein lies a huge, untapped opportunity for local news outlets. Seventy-five million people in the United States (one in five) use WhatsApp, with the biggest demographic being the Hispanic community. Two newsrooms on opposite sides of the world are pioneers in using WhatsApp as a news platform.
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Video Journalist Scores Social Wins By Playing It Smart

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By Pauline Chiou, Mark Miller Verified
| TVNewsCheck Verified
Social media is a numbers game of followers, likes, engagement and duration, but for journalist Uptin Saiidi, content creation in that space is more of a thinking person’s game. “It’s very easy to fall into this trap — an addiction of views, virality, revenue and money. It can really drive you crazy,” says Saiidi, a former CNBC.com journalist who covered tech in Asia.
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