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COVID-19 can hide in the brains of mice, cause neurological issues – Business Insider – Business Insider
The research may help explain persistent neurological issues such as dizziness, headaches, or brain fog.
Darius Settles was sent home from the emergency room twice after contracting COVID-19 in June. The first time, he was told to come back if his condition worsened. On his second visit, his blood-oxygen levels were normal enough to discharge him again. He died in July, the youngest person killed by the coronavirus in Nashville, Tennessee, at that time.
Situations in which patients seem better, get discharged, then see their conditions worsen, have become common over the course of the pandemic. New…
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