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One study, a preprint published in Nature, 1 examined 785 UK Biobank participants aged 51-
81 who routinely receive brain scans and cognitive testing as part of the Biobank's data …

The paper, funded by the Academy of Medical Sciences, looks at the psychological, social,
and neuroscientific effects of covid-19. It warns of major adverse consequences of the …

Infection with the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 can cause memory loss, strokes and other
effects on the brain. The question, says Serena Spudich, a neurologist at Yale University in …

Viral infections of the respiratory tract can have multisystemic effects, including on the central
nervous system (CNS), and thus may precipitate a spectrum of psychiatric and neurological …

In a June paper5, he and his team analysed clinical details for 125 people in the United
Kingdom with COVID-19 who had neurological or psychiatric effects. Of these, 62% had …

The research, published in Lancet Psychiatry, 1 confirms earlier findings of an increased risk
of neurological and psychiatric disorders in the first few months after covid-19 infection. 23 …

As of March 2023, when the Office for National Statistics stopped collecting data on this
condition, 1.879 million individuals had self-assessed as having long covid—symptoms …

We started the year with apprehension. We end it less circumspect. COVID has had a huge
impact across the globe, but the blistering pace of research, including the development of …

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