Long COVID ‘brain fog’ linked to lung dysfunction in new study
Study senior author Dr. Sean Fain said: “If these findings can be generalized to the long Covid population, the study suggests that there may be a causative relationship between cognitive dysfunction and lung dysfunction, suggesting a potential treatment strategy using methods that target improved gas exchange.”
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