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New research suggests that many people suffer neurological symptoms long after
contracting COVID-19.
According to Neuroscience News,
researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine are
conducting a longitudinal study to track neurological symptoms in COVID-19
“long-haulers.” The first round of results, published June 15 in Annals of Clinical and Translational
Neurology, found that the majority of participants still had some
neurological symptoms after six months.
56 persons with neurological symptoms following a COVID-19 infection were
recruited to the study. Baseline measurements were taken a few months
after their initial infection and repeated three and six months later. When
participants returned for their six-month follow-up, only one-third reported
complete resolution of symptoms. The other two-thirds reported persistent
neurological symptoms, though most had diminished in severity. The most
prevalent symptoms at six-months were memory impairment and decreased
concentration.
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