It will assess the impact on multiple vital organs including the lungs, heart, brain, liver and kidney over 12 months.
Researchers at Oxford Uni will also explore the impact of Covid-19 on the quality of life for people who are affected by the illness.
Dr Betty Raman and Professor Stefan Neubauer are leading the C-More study and will investigate claims in other recent studies suggest that the illness may have affect organs besides the lungs.
Here's our interview with Dr Betty Raman.
Scientist behind Oxford vaccine to be part of UK’s G7 equality council
Professor Sarah Gilbert has been appointed to the Gender Equality Advisory Council.
Pedestrian seriously injured in Oxford crash
A car and a van left the woman at the scene of the collision yesterday afternoon.
Police end investigation into reported rape in Bicester
An appeal was put out two weeks ago but officers say ‘the evidence available does not confirm the events that were reported at the time.’
Work begins on £29m critical care building at Oxford hospital
It aims to alleviate pressure through the pandemic and future seasonal demand.
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