Long COVID's impact on cognitive function has been unveiled in a new study, revealing lingering effects on memory, concentration, and other cognitive skills up to two years after a COVID-19 infection. The research underscores the need for continued monitoring and support to aid in recovery for those affected by the persistent cognitive challenges brought on by the virus. ...

I have a physical disability that makes a lot of things hard to do. I can't really have hobbies or a job if my brain declines. That's one of the biggest reasons I still care about covid prevention. That and death (immunocompromised).

  • fox [comrade/them]
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    1 year ago

    I had a doctor's appointment a month or so ago and COVID came up, and my doctor straight up said that it was fine to choose to not mask since "we're past the curve of lethality" or some shit. Like congrats doc, yes all the most vulnerable people already died, but I'd also like to not lose cognitive function because I rode the bus without a mask on.

    • UlyssesT
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      20 days ago

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