A new study raises the question.
, analyzed brain function in 785 participants aged between 51 and 81 years old. This particular age group was studied to see how COVID-19 impacts the brain compared to the way that normal “healthy” aging impacts the brain. Researchers gathered their data from the United Kingdom Biobank, a database of about 500,000 people total, according toThe study participants’ brains were scanned twice.
The study was also conducted when the alpha variant was the dominant variant in the U.K., and therefore the findings cannot be extended to apply toIn the study, researchers also couldn’t evaluate if vaccination was a factor in whether people were less likely to develop brain issues from COVID-19; the data were gathered before widespread vaccination was a reality. However,
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