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A prizewinning novelist, a bad concussion and loss of memory during the coronavirus pandemic – The Washington Post
After a bad fall, Chimamanda Adichie couldn’t remember things. The hospital staff seemed harried or somewhat indifferent — and she worried, would her brain recover?
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