Whoops: COVID-19 Linked To Alzheimer's-Like Brain Changes, Study Suggests...

Only way to put it from this info: you're damned if you
do and damned if you don't.

From the article:
For some, it’s just a sniffle. But for others, COVID-19 can
hit hard. Either way, some people who get COVID-19 will
suffer from long-term effects. This is known as “long
COVID,” and its sufferers are often referred to as “long
haulers.” Chances are you already know about long COVID and
you may even have been affected by it or have friends or
family who are. What is less well known, however, is that
neurological issues are common in long COVID.

Broken Brains
Brain inflammation, stroke, chronic headache, disturbed
consciousness, cognitive impairment, and “brain fog” (an
all-encompassing phrase to describe a condition that
usually manifests as slow thinking, memory lapses, and
difficulty concentrating) can all result after infection
with the virus known as SARS-CoV-2.

Even the illness’s unusual hallmarks, hyposmia, and
hypogeusia—better known to us non-scientists as loss of
smell and taste—are thought to be due to changes in nervous
system function.

But while both clinicians and patients have noticed a myriad
of brain issues post infection, scientists don’t know very
much about how SARS-CoV-2 infections can lead to impaired
brain function.

That may be changing.

A study published on Feb. 3 in Alzheimer’s & Dementia sheds
light on a potential physiological mechanism behind the
neurological problems COVID-19 survivors experience.

While the deeper insight into what is going on is good news,
unfortunately, there’s bad news, too.

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