LongCovid
A study recently published by Scientific Reports (Nature) identified a significative alteration of cerebral perfusion pattern in post-COVID-19 subjects who reported cognitive deficit by using a non-invasive ASL-MRI perfusion imaging technique and analysis.
Significant reduced blood flow was observed predominantly in bilateral frontal, as well as in temporal, and parietal areas compared to healthy subjects.
Very interesting podcast where Dr. Amy Proal (Microbiologist at PolyBio Research Foundation) discusses SARS-CoV-2 reservoir, RNA virus persistence and Long COVID clinical trials and more. 103 – Dr…
EU GrantsAccess has published in its Science Story magazine a very interesting portrait of Anja Kipar, Professor at the University of Zurich (UZH) on her discoveries of the effect of SARS-CoV-2…
“The diseases share some surprising similarities, and experts now think studying COVID-19 patients’ brains could lead to better treatments for both conditions.” National Geographic just published this meaningful…
The current lack of Long COVID biomarkers and pathophysiological mechanisms limits effective diagnosis, treatment and disease surveillance. This study, recently published by Molecular Medicine, performed targeted proteomics and machine learning…