在大型社区样本中,Covid-19后的认知和记忆

Adam Hampshire¹, Adriana Azor¹, Christina Atchison¹+11

• ¹From the Department of Brain Sciences (A.H., A.A., W.T., V.G.), MRC Centre for Environment and Health (M.C.-H., P.E.), School of Public Health (C.A., E.C., A.L., C.A.D., M.C.-H., H.W., P.E.), and the Department of Infectious Disease (G.S.C.), Imperial College London, the National Institute for Health Research Imperial Biomedical Research Centre (C.A., G.S.C., E.C., A.L., H.W., P.E.), the Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Neuroscience, King's College London (P.J.H.), Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust (G.S.C., H.W., P.E.), Health Data Research U.K. London at Imperial (P.E.), and U.K. Dementia Research Institute at Imperial (P.E.), London, and the Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences (M.H.), the Departments of Experimental Psychology (M.H.) and Statistics (C.A.D.), and the Pandemic Sciences Institute (C.A.D.), University of Oxford, Oxford - all in the United Kingdom.