A New York-based neuropsychologist says the variability of COVID-19 and the ongoing symptoms people have after the acute recovery phase of the virus is very striking.
Dr. Faith Gunning, the vice-chair of research in the Department of Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine was a guest on Tuesday edition of “Closer Look.”
She talked with show host Rose Scott about the acute and long haul recovery stages of COVID-19 and why some people experience brain fog after recovering from the coronavirus.
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