MINNEAPOLIS — The impact of 2.5 years of dealing with the pandemic is taking a psychological toll on many people and it’s been especially challenging for those who have had COVID and suffered “brain fog.”
Dr. Kaz Nelson with the University of Minnesota says she’s already seen the potential for psychiatric and neurologic disability from long-COVID.
Even though the COVID case count is down, relatively speaking, Dr. Nelson says it’s still important to be vigilant about protecting from the virus.
