How the COVID-19 Spike Protein Affects the Brain

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Welcome to PsychoLens, your quick and fun stop for learning psychology in just 10 minutes! We break down the mysteries of the mind into bite-sized, easy-to-digest episodes that are both relatable and engaging. Whether it’s everyday mental health tips or fascinating psychological facts, we make exploring human behavior both fun and simple. If you're curious about how the mind works or want to boost your emotional well-being, PsychoLens has got you covered with fresh insights in every episode! Hit subscribe and dive into the world of psychology with us!

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How the COVID-19 Spike Protein Affects the Brain | PsychoLens #006

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6 minutes 42 seconds

1 year ago

How the COVID-19 Spike Protein Affects the Brain | PsychoLens #006

This study found that injecting the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein into the hippocampus of mice caused memory problems and anxiety-like behavior. The spike protein didn’t kill neurons but activated glial cells to release inflammatory molecules. These findings may explain some of the neurological and psychological symptoms seen in COVID-19 patients.