Persistent neurocognitive symptoms, such as “brain fog”, insomnia, or fatigue, are prevalent in PASC (post-acute sequelae of COVID-19, “Long COVID”), even after mild acute illness. However, evidence for the neural underpinnings of cognitive dysregulation and altered spontaneous neural activity is inadequate. EEG data w...
David R. White, KatieS Parker, K. Marinkovic· The Neuroscientist· 0 citations
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