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VT SCR008
Concurrent Resolution
Status
3/17/2026
Primary Sponsor
Health and Welfare
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AI Summary
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Recognizes March 2026 as International Long COVID Awareness Month in Vermont, aligning with the designation established by the International Long COVID Awareness organization in 2023
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Acknowledges over 20 million Americans live with long COVID, defined as symptoms persisting at least 3 months after SARS-CoV-2 infection affecting one or more organ systems
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Notes the 2026 awareness month will focus specifically on the impacts of SARS-CoV-2 and long COVID on the heart and cardiovascular system
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Highlights themed weeks including International Long COVID Awareness Week (March 9–15), Disability Support for People with Long COVID (March 16–22), and Long COVID in Children (March 23–31)
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Directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to the Vermont Commissioner of Health
Legislative Description
Senate concurrent resolution recognizing March 2026 as International Long COVID Awareness Month in Vermont.
Last Action
As adopted by Senate and House
3/17/2026