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Updated / Wednesday, 7 Apr 2021 08:10 The study examined health records of more than 230,000 Covid-19 patients, mostly from the US Contracting Covid-19 is robustly associated with an increased risk of developing mental health and neurological conditions in the six months after a diagnosis, a study suggests. Researchers at the University of Oxford looked at the TriNetX electronic 2020 health records of more than 230,000 Covid-19 patients, mostly from the US. For 13% of people it was their first recorded neurological or psychiatric diagnosis, researchers found. The findings also suggested that the incidence of such conditions rose with the severity of a coronavirus case. It found that a neurological or psychiatric diagnosis occurred in 39% of those who were admitted to hospital, 46% of those in intensive care, and 62% in those who had encephalopathy - described as delirium and other altered mental states - during their Covid-19 infection.

Paul harrisonMasud husainMusa samiMax taquetPaul crawfordCentre for social futuresUniversity of oxfordNottingham universityInstitute of mental healthLancet psychiatrySocial futuresMental healthபால் ஹாரிசன்மசூத் ஹுசைன்மூசா சாமிபால் க்ராஃபோர்டு