Did the pandemic break our brains?

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Did the pandemic break our brains? By Jamie Ducharme Health Correspondent Have you found yourself feeling extra forgetful since the pandemic? Or perhaps just a little slower and duller—your brain a little foggier? If so, you're not alone. I've felt that way myself, and so have lots of people I know. So I investigated why that might be happening—and learned that the pandemic may really be to blame. READ MORE Share This Story

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