Growing Evidence Suggests That COVID-19 Can Have Lasting Effects On The Brain

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00:00Growing evidence suggests that COVID-19 can have lasting effects on the brain.

00:05From COVID-19's onset, brain fog was common, with research indicating long-term effects beyond respiratory issues.

00:13Evidence shows COVID-19 impairs neurocognitive ability, causing sluggishness, memory struggles, and concentration difficulties.

00:21Research connects SARS-CoV-2 to cognitive declines, reduced IQ, and brain changes.

00:26Beyond brain fog, COVID-19 may cause headaches, strokes, sleep issues, and mental health problems.

00:34A 2024 study involving 113,000 individuals showed COVID-19 causes cognitive deficits, including a 3-point IQ decline in mild cases.

00:45Six-point in long COVID.

00:47Hospitalized COVID-19 patients, especially in the ICU, lost 9 IQ points, and reinfection added 2 more.

00:54Early variants caused greater impacts.

00:56Brain changes mirrored 20 years of cognitive aging.

01:02Recent studies reveal COVID-19's long-term brain effects, involving biological changes and memory issues.

01:10Even mild infections lead to significant brain volume reduction in key areas.

01:15Autopsy findings confirm virus presence in brain tissue, causing memory loss.

01:19COVID-19's long-term cognitive effects persist beyond infection, with even mild cases causing brain fog and memory lapses.

01:28Research highlights its enduring impact on cognitive health across demographics, emphasizing the need for further study.

01:35COVID-19 causes lasting cognitive scars, including brain fog and memory declines.

01:41Ongoing research is crucial to address these effects, especially in vulnerable populations, and develop effective treatments.

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