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Cognitive function may wane faster in older hospitalized COVID patients than in uninfected peers
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Severe COVID-19 may accelerate cognitive decline in older people
US scientists say being hospitalised with COVID-19 may accelerate brain function decline among older people, compared with people who have not had COVID-19, but the same was not true for people with COVID-19 who were not hospitalised. The findings are based on 3,525 participants with an average age of just under 81, and the scientists say the link held true after accounting for several other factors that affect brain function decline.
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