VOICED : Un tercio de contagiados de covid sufre problemas neurológicos o psicológicos posteriores

The video discusses the ongoing neurological and psychiatric issues faced by COVID-19 survivors. A study published in The Lancet Psychiatry reveals that one in three individuals recovering from COVID-19 are diagnosed with such issues within six months. The study analyzed over 236,000 patient records, highlighting anxiety and mood disorders as common symptoms. Although severe neurological problems are less frequent, they are more prevalent in critically ill patients. Dr. Jonathan Rogers from the University of London notes that many of these issues may become chronic, suggesting a prolonged impact of the pandemic.

What percentage of people receive their first neurological or psychiatric diagnosis after recovering from coronavirus?

• 10%

• 25%

• 13%

• 20%

Which publication featured the study on coronavirus-related health issues?

• Nature Medicine

• The Lancet Psychiatry

• The Journal of the American Medical Association

• The New England Journal of Medicine

What are the most common symptoms found in patients post-coronavirus according to the study?

• Vision problems and headaches

• Anxiety and mood disorders

• Seizures and memory loss

• Hearing loss and dizziness

Which group of patients is more likely to experience severe neurological issues?

• Patients with mild symptoms

• Patients who were asymptomatic

• Patients who were critically ill

• Patients with pre-existing conditions

What does Dr. Jonathan Rogers suggest about the long-term impact of coronavirus-related health issues?

• They are unlikely to affect future generations

• They are only temporary and will not persist

• They may become chronic or recurrent

• They will disappear within a year