Study Finds Coronavirus Could Cause Brain Damage

Study Finds Coronavirus Could Cause Brain Damage

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Scientists at University College London studied 43 patients and found that the virus could cause brain inflammation, stroke, and nerve damage, even in those without severe COVID-19 breathing issues. The virus was not found in brain fluid, suggesting the damage may be linked to the immune response. More research is needed to understand and treat these complications, and it's unclear if a large-scale epidemic of brain damage will occur.

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What did the study conducted by scientists at University College London find regarding the virus and brain inflammation?

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What complications are associated with brain damage in patients who did not experience severe breathing issues?

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How is the brain damage believed to be connected to a patient's immune response?

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What do the study's authors suggest is needed to understand the damage caused by the virus?

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What is still unclear about the potential epidemic of brain damage linked to the pandemic?

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