Dr. Kurt Devine and Dr. Heather Bell
Dr. Kurt Devine and Dr. Heather Bell
Covid-19 Updates Episode #34 (September 9th, 2020)
Covid-19 Updates Episode #34 (September 9th, 2020)
Covid-19 Updates Episode #34 (September 9th, 2020)
Wednesday 9th September 2020
Explore COVID-19's neurological impacts with Dr. Heather Bell and experts on 'The Addiction Connection'. Discover the latest research and insights.
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Get the buttons here!COVID-19's Hidden Impact: Unpacking Neurological Symptoms
We like to believe the opposite of addiction is actually connection and we are going to attempt to educate you and possibly even entertain you while we navigate all topics.
In a special episode of 'The Addiction Connection', Dr. Heather Bell and guest co-host Erin Foss, an outreach RN, pivot from their usual focus on addiction to tackle the complex neurological effects of COVID-19. This time, they are joined by Jerica Berge from the University of Minnesota, who dives into research on disparities in COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment, highlighting implicit biases that affect patient care. Pediatric neurologist Dr.
Conor Ryan also joins the discussion, offering a deep dive into how COVID-19 affects the nervous system, especially in children. From post-COVID neurological syndrome to the hypercoagulable state and iatrogenic brachial plexopathy injury, this episode is packed with valuable insights. They even touch on the psychological toll of the virus, including anxiety and depression.
Whether you're a medical professional or someone personally affected by COVID-19, this episode provides a thorough look at the latest findings and long-term impacts of the virus on the brain.