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This is the largest study characterising subjective brain fog as an impairment of concentration associated with functional impairments in activities of daily living. Brain fog was particularly associated with a history of long-COVID-19, migraines, concussion, and with 0.1 standard deviations lower cognitive scores, especially on modified Stroop testing, suggesting impairments…
The researchers built tiny drug carriers called liposomes that release medicine only when hit by short bursts of low-intensity ultrasound. They changed the liquid inside the liposomes using an inactive ingredient that is already considered safe in medicines. In lab tests the liposomes could carry and release four different drugs…
