In a JAMA Network Open study, researchers found no evidence of neuroinflammation or blood-brain barrier dysfunction in cerebrospinal fluid markers of individuals with post-COVID-19 condition and neuropsychiatric symptoms compared to controls. The study, which assessed cytokines, chemokines, and neuroinflammation markers, suggests that persistent central nervous system immune activation may not be the primary driver of neurological long COVID symptoms.
Exploring the connection: Diet, sleep patterns, and blood pressure in young individuals
The relationship between dietary and sleep rhythms and blood pressure (BP) levels in children.
November 6, 2023