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Neurocognitive and psychiatric effects after mild COVID-19: meta-analytic evidence

JNNP podcast by BMJ Group

Sep 4, 202533:06Science & Medicine

The meta‑analysis discussed in this podcast reveals that adults recovering from COVID‑19 without major medical or psychiatric complications experience mild yet statistically significant cognitive deficits - particularly...

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