COVID's Neurological Impact
Early observations revealed that COVID-19 could lead to brain complications, including strokes caused by blood clots and oxygen deprivation. Neurologists became concerned when reports surfaced about patients losing their sense of smell, a symptom that might indicate a direct viral invasion of the brain through sensory nerve cells. This connection raises important questions about the long-term neurological effects of the virus.In this clip
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How COVID-19 Affects The Brain
Related Questions
Why does COVID-19 affect the sense of smell as discussed in the episode How COVID-19 Affects The Brain and the clip COVID's Neurological Impact?
Why does COVID-19 affect the sense of smell?
Is the loss of smell due to Covid considered anosmia, and how can we regain our sense of smell as discussed in the episode How Smell, Taste & Pheromone-Like Chemicals Control You | Huberman Lab Podcast #25 and the clip Smell and Brain Health?