Long-term cognitive dysfunction after the COVID-19 pandemic: a narrative review
Sanobar Shariff(Rwanda Meteorological Service), Ikshwaki Kaushik(Rwanda Meteorological Service), Ashraf Mahmoud(Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre), Vimala Devi Thambi(Rwanda Meteorological Service), Zeina Al Maaz(Beirut Arab University), Abdulkadir Yusif Maigoro(Incheon National University), Jack Wellington(Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust), Olivier Uwishema(Rwanda Meteorological Service), Saadeddine Khayat(Beirut Arab University), Sara Awde(Beirut Arab University), Iktimal Alwan(Beirut Arab University), Jocelyn Mizero(University of Ghana), Abubakar Nazir(Mercy Health), Mahdi Hijazi(Beirut Arab University)
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