Helps show why 'COVID parties', dismissals of the risks, and arguments like 'we'll all get it' are dangerous and risky. It's true we don't know the full impact COVID will have - this may all be reversible - but hopefully poses a lesson to how we handle these types of diseases in the future. The fact is: when a disease is deadly and new, we should treat it as a deadly disease and not try to dismiss it or minimize it because we won't yet know the long-term consequences.
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Even mild Covid is linked to brain damage months after illness, scans show
The new British research is the first to reveal striking differences in areas of the brain based on scans taken before and after a coronavirus infection.
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