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Esther Melamed

Neuroimmunologist at the University of Texas; co-author of the study

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press citation on 1 topic since 26 Aug 2026 · last quoted 26 Aug 2026

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Esther Melamed: key facts

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Academic
Role
Neuroimmunologist at the University of Texas; co-author of the study
Quoted on
Long Covid
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Most recently quoted
26 Aug 2026

04  The signal · where Esther Melamed sits on long covid

Ranked 43= of 100 voices quoted in the press on long covid, level with 57 others on 1 citation.

Ranked on press citations on this topic only, not across all topics. Joint positions share a rank.

  1. 1=Dr Charles Shepherd portraitDr Charles ShepherdClinicianTrustee and Honorary Medical Adviser, The ME Association9
  2. 1=Professor Dmitry PshezhetskiyAcademicProfessorial Research Fellow, Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia9
  3. 3Dr. Ewan Hunter portraitDr. Ewan HunterBusiness leaderChief Data Officer, Oxford BioDynamics Plc6
  4. 43=Professor Dmitri PshezhetskiAcademicProfessor at Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia1
  5. 43=Sophie KatzAcademicMD, MPH, Vanderbilt University Medical Center1
  6. 43=Esther MelamedAcademicNeuroimmunologist at the University of Texas; co-author of the study1
  7. 43=Angélica GuevaraAcademiclaw professor at Indiana University1
  8. 43=Doron DorfmanAcademiclaw professor at Seton Hall University1

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05  On the record · press

What Esther Melamed has said

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  • dailystar.co.uk1

Where Esther Melamed has been quoted

  1. 01Severe Covid-19 'could reawaken dormant viruses' and make symptoms even worsedailystar.co.uk · 26 Aug 2026

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“The next step is determining whether identifying and treating reactivated viruses can improve outcomes for patients with acute Covid-19 and long Covid. If our findings are validated, then it would really create a lot of urgency around developing antivirals to treat them.”
Neuroimmunologist at the University of Texas; co-author of the study · Long Covid · dailystar.co.uk · 26 Aug 2026 · Read the article

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