Brain on fire: Surviving a rare and mysterious disease
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โWhat happens is youโre perfectly normal one day, and suddenly overnight, this person can become paranoid, can start having visual hallucinations, auditory hallucinations.โ
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San Antonio researchers examining COVID-19โs long-term effects on the brain
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SAN ANTONIO โ UT Health San Antonio researchers are trying to determine if COVID-19 will have long-term effects on older adultsโ brains. San Antonio resident Robert Renteria is participating in the study. Renteria said his father, a veteran of the San Antonio Fire Department, had Alzheimerโs disease. And in a few studies, when they have been imaged, they have actual changes in their brain,โ Seshadri said. Researchers in more than 30 countries are involved in the study in which UT Health San Antonio is participating.