Peer-reviewed study shows even mild COVID infections reduced brain size and gray matter, damaged tissue in areas linked to smell, taste, and memory as health experts seek to understand long term impacts of virus

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Peer-reviewed study shows even mild COVID infections reduced brain size and gray matter, damaged tissue in areas linked to smell, taste, and memory as health experts seek to understand long term impacts of virus

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