COVID-19 patients' brains

Study Shows COVID-19 May Infect Brain Cells, Possibly Killing Nearby Neurons

Medicine & Technology Feb 10, 2021

A new study showed that the coronavirus that's causing COVID-19 could penetrate the star-shaped cells in the brain, igniting a chain of reactions that may incapacitate and even kill nearby neurons.

COVID-19 patients' brains

Study Shows COVID-19 May Infect Brain Cells, Possibly Killing Nearby Neurons

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