Corona Infection Dementia Alzheimer’s Risk
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Key Findings:
COVID-19 and Dementia Risk: A meta-analysis shows a notable link between COVID-19 infection and an increased risk of developing dementia, particularly in older adults (over 65). This increased risk persisted for up to 24 months post-infection. Need for Monitoring & Intervention: The authors emphasize the importance of monitoring cognitive function and providing early intervention after severe COVID-19 cases to mitigate potential long-term neurological consequences.
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