Growing evidence suggests neurological symptoms of long covid, such as brain fog, are caused by an immune reaction – and should be reversible
SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYNow, researchers are beginning to get a clearer picture of how the coronavirus might be causing a range of symptoms that include brain fog, depression, confusion
and even stroke. These latest insights suggest that the virus seldom infects brain cells directly, but instead harms the brain indirectly by causing blood clots or spurring a …App + Web
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