Prolonged brain dysfunction in COVID-19 survivors
In The Conversation, Dr. Chris Robinson discusses COVID’s impact on the body after acute symptoms have resolved.
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COVID-19
Precision therapeutic targets for COVID-19
In review, UF neuroscience and neurosurgery graduate students emphasize need for targeted antiviral drugs to combat COVID-19.
What is an mRNA vaccine?
Brain cancer researcher Dr. Elias Sayour lent his expertise on mRNA vaccines' role to prevent COVID-19 infection for a UF Health-produced animation.
Why loss of smell from COVID-19 is a threat to quality of life
In USA Today op-ed, Dr. Steven Munger makes the case for better research and care for anosmia.
Dementia patients are at greater risk for COVID-19
Conversation article co-authored by Drs. Steven DeKosky and Michael Jaffee discusses new research about dementia and COVID-19 risk.
Silent hypoxaemia in COVID-19 patients
BREATHE Center director Dr. Gordon Mitchell co-authored review selected as Editor’s Choice in The Journal of Physiology.
Expert explanation of how COVID-19 causes loss of smell
Dr. Steven Munger discusses the COVID-19 anosmia connection in BioSpace article.
The Science Behind How the Coronavirus Affects the Brain
Dr. Malú Tansey was featured in a Wall Street Journal video highlighting neurological impacts of COVID-19.
Smell tests evaluated as potential tool to identify COVID-19
UF neuroscientists and collaborators at Penn State and Arizona State will evaluate smell tests aimed at identifying COVID-19.
‘Some of the biggest risk factors for suicide are now part of daily life’: Here’s how to get help
In MarketWatch article, Dr. Andres Pumariega provides guidance for those facing mental health issues during COVID-19 crisis.
