New Study Suggests Long Covid May Cause Face Blindness
Long COVID-19 infections may cause some people to develop prosopagnosia, otherwise known as "face blindness", according to a new study.
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Long COVID-19 infections may cause some people to develop prosopagnosia, otherwise known as "face blindness", according to a new study.
A patient suffering from the condition said it appeared that her dad's voice "came out of a stranger's face."
This woman has a rare condition wherein she cannot recognize people, especially if they have slight changes. She even failed to recognize her own son one time.
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