Patients experiencing COVID-19 brain fog suffer from the same sort of excessive inflammation and damage to nerves in the brain as patients with "chemo brain," a new study by Stanford University and Yale University scientists has found.
Patients experiencing COVID-19 brain fog suffer from the same sort of damage to nerves in the brain as patients with "chemo brain," a study by Stanford University and Yale University scientists has found.
Patients experiencing COVID-19 brain fog suffer from the same sort of excessive inflammation and damage to nerves in the brain as patients with "chemo brain," a new study by Stanford University and Yale University scientists has found.