A study from the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London shows Covid-19's impact on patients IQ.
Severe Covid cases may cause cognitive impairment equivalent to aging 20 years and losing 10 IQ points, according to a new
Cognitive impairments were even worse for those who had been put on a ventilator while they were infected, researchers found.
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