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Karen Tighe: on the road back from encephalitis abc.net.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from abc.net.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
February 22, 2021 Encephalitis, or brain inflammation, is being linked more and more to cases of COVID-19 in patients of all ages. SHOW TRANSCRIPT Eight out of 10 people don t know what encephalitis is. And we need to change that, Dr. Ava Easton, CEO of the Encephalitis Society, said. Encephalitis brain inflammation is being linked more and more to cases of COVID-19 in patients of all ages. Encephalitis has a high death rate. Unfortunately, in many of those who survived the condition, they re left with an injury to the brain, Easton said. New research looks at brain mapping of COVID patients and found the neurological symptoms aren’t caused by the coronavirus directly invading the brain, but instead part of a set of bodily reactions from COVID-related inflammation. ....
Australian broadcaster Karen Tighe s recovery after contracting viral encephalitis 22 Feb, 2021 03:23 AM 6 minutes to read Australian sports broadcaster Karen Tighe. Photo / Supplied via news.com.au news.com.au By: Natalie Brown Most people will look back on 2020 and remember it as a year defined by the discovery of an unknown disease, the race to learn more about it, and – for some – dealing with a slate of side effects long after their diagnosis. Nobody knows this better, perhaps, than renowned ABC sports broadcaster Karen Tighe – though the last 12 months for her have been defined not by Covid-19, but herpes simplex (cold sore virus) encephalitis – an illness she knew nothing about until she contracted it last March. ....
by Natalie Brown 22nd Feb 2021 12:53 PM Most people will look back on 2020 and remember it as a year defined by the discovery of an unknown disease, the race to learn more about it, and - for some - dealing with a slate of side effects long after their diagnosis. Nobody knows this better, perhaps, than renowned ABC sports broadcaster Karen Tighe - though the last 12 months for her have been defined not by COVID-19, but herpes simplex (cold sore virus) encephalitis - an illness she knew nothing about until she contracted it last March. Typically caused by common viruses - including coronavirus, the flu and measles - encephalitis is a life-threatening inflammation of the brain that can lead to permanent neurological injury. ....
Woman almost killed by cold sore cqnews.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from cqnews.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.