Cognitive impairment after COVID-19

Fred July 17, 2022

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Harvard Health recently released a piece dedicated to informing the public of the trending cognitive effects of Covid-19. Tamara Fong, MD Ph.D. who is currently working in the COVID Survivorship Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center writes “I find that my patients all have similar issues. It’s hard to concentrate, they say. They can’t think of a specific word they want to use, and they are uncharacteristically forgetful.” Read more here.

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