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Neurological Consequences Covid 19

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Neurological consequences of COVID-19

Harriet Ball, Liz Coulthard, Claire Rice

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University of Bristol

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Monday, October 19, 2020

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Monday, October 19, 2020

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Abstract

The speakers will outline how neurologists in Bristol have been research-active during the COVID-19 pandemic including our contribution to national and international surveillance programmes as well as initiating research studies such as an evaluation of the impact of COVID anxiety on sleep and neurodegeneration and determining whether vascular changes in the eye predict COVID-19 severity.

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COVID-19bristolcognitionneurodegenerationneurological consequencesresearch studiessleepsurveillance programmesvascular changes

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Harriet Ball, Liz Coulthard, Claire Rice

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University of Bristol

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