Dear Editor,SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that caused the COVID-19 pandemic,leading to more than 774 million cases and 7,037,007 deaths by March 2024(World Health Organization,http://covid19.who.int/).Despite effective trea...Dear Editor,SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that caused the COVID-19 pandemic,leading to more than 774 million cases and 7,037,007 deaths by March 2024(World Health Organization,http://covid19.who.int/).Despite effective treatments,15%-20%of patients experience long-term symptoms,such as breathlessness,fatigue,depression,and cognitive impairment,which are often linked to an excessive immune response[1].All variants of the virus(α,,,Omicron,and BA.1),which can potentially access the brain via the olfactory mucosa,have been found in the brains of Syrian hamsters,triggering inflammation and demonstrating axonal travel[2].展开更多
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文摘Dear Editor,SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that caused the COVID-19 pandemic,leading to more than 774 million cases and 7,037,007 deaths by March 2024(World Health Organization,http://covid19.who.int/).Despite effective treatments,15%-20%of patients experience long-term symptoms,such as breathlessness,fatigue,depression,and cognitive impairment,which are often linked to an excessive immune response[1].All variants of the virus(α,,,Omicron,and BA.1),which can potentially access the brain via the olfactory mucosa,have been found in the brains of Syrian hamsters,triggering inflammation and demonstrating axonal travel[2].
