Memory researchers and professionals in Neurology and Neuropsychology, which investigates and evaluates the relationships between the brain and human behavior, confirm that complaints of “forgetting daily life” have increased in offices during the pandemic.
The subject was the subject of report from the newspaper Tribuna do Norte, in which the Santos Dumont Institute and the Brazilian Academy of Neurology explain what is known about it so far.
Check out the comics below for a summary of the story and click here to read the report “Memory deficit cases increase during the pandemic”.
Among people who have had Covid-19 there are also reports of 'memory problems' and the reasons and possible consequences of this are the subject of research in several countries.
The Santos Dumont Institute is a non-profit Social Organization linked to the Ministry of Education and encompasses the Edmond and Lily Safra International Institute of Neuroscience and the Anita Garibaldi Health Education and Research Center, in Macaíba (RN).
Text and art: Renata Moura – Journalist / Ascom – ISD
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