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People infected with Covid-19 continue to have deficits in cognitive and memory abilities that last a year or more after infection.

Study shows concentration, reasoning, and memory were affected

Johns Hopkins Medicine neuroscientists say they have found a new function for the SYNGAP1 gene, a DNA sequence that controls memory and learning in mammals, inc

<p>Johns Hopkins Medicine neuroscientists say they have found a new function for the <em>SYNGAP1</em> gene, a DNA sequence that controls memory and learning in mammals, including mice and humans.</p>

Johns Hopkins Medicine neuroscientists say they have found a new function for the SYNGAP1 gene, a DNA sequence that controls memory and learning in mammals, inc

London, February 29 (IANS) People infected with Covid-19 continue to have deficits in cognitive and memory abilities that last a year or more after infection, according to a study published on Thursday.

Researchers said monitoring the long-term clinical and cognitive consequences of the pandemic is important.

An Israeli startup has developed a way to predict epileptic seizures an hour before they happen.

Researchers at UC Santa Barbara have found that, while often experiencing more discrimination than other sexual orientation minority groups, people who identify as bisexual are rarely considered to have been victims of such discrimination when compared to a ‘competitor’ of a perceived higher social status. The research team, led by Elizabeth Quinn-Jensen, a fourth-year PhD

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