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Generalized Joint Hypermobility May Increase Risk for Long COVID - Vimarsana News

Generalized Joint Hypermobility May Increase Risk for Long COVID

The presence of generalized joint hypermobility (GJH) is associated with not recovering fully from COVID-19.

The Latest on Covid, Cognitve Impairment, and Social Cognition ("Theory of Mind") - Vimarsana News

The Latest on Covid, Cognitve Impairment, and Social Cognition ("Theory of Mind")

A sociopathic elite is one thing, that we're used to; but a sociopathic elite with brain damage is quite another.

brain: Yes, Covid can mess up your brains, claims a new study - Vimarsana News

brain: Yes, Covid can mess up your brains, claims a new study

At the latest count in March 2023, there were 1 million people in the UK with long COVID who reported difficulty concentrating, and three-quarters of a million who reported memory loss or confusion.

Patients Who Self-Report as Recovered From SARS-CoV-2 Present No Cognitive Deficits Following Infection - Vimarsana News

Patients Who Self-Report as Recovered From SARS-CoV-2 Present No Cognitive Deficits Following Infection

Further work is necessary to monitor and develop understanding of recovery for individuals with ongoing COVID-19 symptoms.

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Certain brain function still affected by Long COVID years after infection - Vimarsana News

Certain brain function still affected by Long COVID years after infection

Researchers from King’s looked at whether infection with COVID-19 affected performance in two rounds of online cognitive testing that took place in 2021 and 2022. Data was collected for over 3,000 participants of the COVID Symptom Study Biobank study