brain fog

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A recent animal study showed a gene therapy treatment may reduce white blood cell buildup in the brain, which contributes to brain fog.

MIT researchers found that exposing chemo-treated mice to light and sound at 40-hertz gamma frequency reduced brain inflammation and DNA damage.

A compromised blood brain barrier allows harmful substances to enter the brain causing disorders of the central nervous system including brain fog.

While cognitive impairment can last 18 months after COVID-19 infection, researchers find those hospitalized for other conditions face similar challenges.

Scientists have yet to uncover the mechanism that causes brain fog in long-COVID patients, but a new study may lead researchers one step closer to the answer.

Exercise can be a great way to improve strength and endurance after COVID-19, and it can also help reduce or eliminate post-COVID brain fog.

Studies show luteolin is capable of stopping cancer cells from growing and spreading as well as inhibiting tumor growth.

Experts often tout probiotics as knights in shining bottles when it comes to gut health. But too much of a good thing can turn hero to villain.

Brain fog is associated with many conditions, from autoimmune disorders to viral infections.