The Minds of COVID ‘Long-Haulers’
People who take a while to recover from the coronavirus are reporting brain fog, irritability, depression and other neuropsychiatric symptoms. Why?
People who take a while to recover from the coronavirus are reporting brain fog, irritability, depression and other neuropsychiatric symptoms. Why?
Some healthcare centers offer new virtual services specifically for patients dealing with lingering effects from the coronavirus.
A conversation about contact tracing, 'COVID brain' and other weird, stressful parts of dealing with the coronavirus.
Healthcare workers are taking extra measures to make sure patients aren't deprived of human interactions critical to recovery.
Beeping machines, bright lights and late-night vital checks can get in the way of a good night's rest, but there are a few things you can do to improve hospital shuteye.
After foot surgery, a writer and health coach eats fruit, frozen meals and extra fiber.
After my accident, I took comfort in watching fictional amnesiacs piece together their identities.
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