Mild cases of COVID-19 that don’t result in obvious “long COVID” symptoms may still trigger memory and attention problems, according to a new study from the University of Oxford. Though participants who’d previously had and recovered from mild COVID were found to have similar test results as the study’s control group, there were two areas related to cognitive performance that …
Mild cases of COVID-19 that don’t result in obvious “long COVID” symptoms may still trigger memory and attention problems, according to a new study from the University of Oxford. Though participants who’d previously had and recovered from mild COVID were found to have similar test results as the study’s control group, there were two areas related to cognitive performance that …
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