Summary of Post covid brain disorders

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The video discusses the findings of a study that found an increased risk of long-term neurological disorders in people who had covert infections during the pandemic. The study found that the hazard ratio for neurological sequelae was 1.42, which is a significant increase over the 1.5 hazard ratio for people who did not have an infection. The video discusses several cerebrovascular risks, including transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), stroke, and venous thrombosis. It also discusses Alzheimer's disease and Bell's palsy, which are both associated with increased cerebrovascular risks. Finally, the video discusses mental health risks, including major depressive disorder and psychotic disorders. The cumulative risk of these disorders is high, with a hazard ratio of 1.56. The burden of these disorders is also high, with a burden of 2.5 per thousand.

• 00:00:00 This study found that people who had contracted Covid-19 were 42% more likely to develop neurological complications compared to people who were uninfected. The study also found that seven percent of people infected developed neurological complications.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the findings of a study that found an increased risk of long-term neurological disorders in people who had covert infections during the pandemic. The study found that the hazard ratio for neurological sequelae was 1.42, which is a significant increase over the 1.5 hazard ratio for people who did not have an infection.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses several cerebrovascular risks, including transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), stroke, and venous thrombosis. It also discusses Alzheimer's disease and Bell's palsy, which are both associated with increased cerebrovascular risks. Finally, the video discusses mental health risks, including major depressive disorder and psychotic disorders. The cumulative risk of these disorders is high, with a hazard ratio of 1.56. The burden of these disorders is also high, with a burden of 2.5 per thousand.
• 00:15:00 This paper discusses the hazards posed by neurological sequelae of the Wuhan virus pandemic, including increased risk of memory problems, dizziness, falling asleep, and paralysis. It estimates that 42 percent of people are more likely to suffer from a neurological problem as a result of the pandemic, and that the burden of these conditions is high, affecting seven percent of the population. While it is unlikely that any one treatment will help all patients, ongoing efforts to improve the health of those affected by the pandemic is necessary.
• 00:20:00 The video discusses post-covid brain disorders, which are conditions that can occur after a person has a brain injury. Some of these conditions can be very debilitating, and it is important to be understanding and supportive of those who are affected by them.