Brain fog affects millions of people living with infection-associated chronic conditions, yet it remains one of the least understood symptoms. Difficulties with memory, concentration, information processing, and mental fatigue can have a profound impact on daily life, but the biological mechanisms underlying these changes are still being uncovered.
In this webinar, neuroscientist Dr. Mara Kuvaldina discusses the science of brain fog and why taking a cross-condition approach is essential to advancing research. The conversation also introduces the Brain Fog Study, a collaboration between Columbia University and the Brain Inflammation Collaborative. The Brain Fog Questionnaire (BFQ) was developed to better understand this symptom across conditions, including Long COVID, ME/CFS, Lyme disease, autoimmune diseases, and others.
Whether you are a patient, caregiver, clinician, or researcher, this discussion offers valuable insights into one of the most common symptoms shared across neuroimmune conditions.
Watch the webinar below.
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