(HealthDay News) — Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and physical and mental health rehabilitation can help improve symptoms of long COVID, according to a review published online Nov. 27 in The BMJ.

CBT and combined rehabilitation offer moderate benefits for long COVID, enhancing quality of life and reducing fatigue, but ...

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Results of a small study suggest similar pathophysiology of cognitive dysfunction and neuropathic pain in patients with long COVID.

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Substance abuse disrupts education and future prospects for Zimbabwe's youth. Drug use often leads to school dropouts, academic underperformance, and behavioural issues. Students involved in substance ...

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Across the country, about 2 million adults 65 and older are completely or mostly homebound, while an additional 5.5 million ...