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NEWS | New steps have been taken towards a better understanding of the immediate and long-term impact of #COVIDー19 on the brain in the UK’s largest study to date. Led by University of Liverpool with King's College London & Cambridge University. Read more ⬇️ news.liverpool.ac.uk/2024/09/24/lat…

Study sheds new light on severe COVID's long-term brain impacts One of the most striking findings was that post-COVID deficits in hospitalized patients looked similar to 20 years of normal aging. ow.ly/gf3h50TuwG5

The brain injury 1 year post-Covid hospitalization, systematically assessed with MRI (reduced grey matter), biomarkers, and cognitive deficits "equivalent in magnitude to aging from 50 to 70 years of age." nature.com/articles/s4159… Nature Medicine Greta Karen Wood Professor Benedict D Michael MBChB, FRCP, PhD

Very excited that our work has just been published in Nature Medicine! nature.com/articles/s4159… A multimodal study reporting one-year cognitive, serum biomarker, and structural neuroimaging findings in 351 patients hospitalised with COVID-19🧠🦠📰 @gkwood Professor Benedict D Michael MBChB, FRCP, PhD 1/9

Exciting News! Our latest blog features a groundbreaking study published in the prestigious Nature Medicine journal! 📷 Led by researchers at University of Liverpool, including our very own Dr Ava Easton, Professor Benedict D Michael MBChB, FRCP, PhD and Dr Greta Wood with King's College London & Cambridge University , this study sheds

A new study published in Nature Medicine, which used #BioResource volunteer data, has linked #COVID19 hospitalisations to significant cognitive decline & brain structure changes, even after a year post-recovery. Discover more here: bit.ly/4doWlV0

🧠New research from University of Liverpool reveals the lasting impact of severe #COVID19 on the #brain. Published in Nature Medicine, the study shows that people with severe cases experience faster #cognitivedecline than those unaffected. tinyurl.com/3dsafem2 #COVIDResearch #LongCOVID