临床神经病学和神经外科杂志

Depression in the Brain as a Result of Covid-19

Abstract

Hazel Scarlett*

COVID 19 is new to humanity; its impact and severity on general health have yet to be determined, although those with chronic illnesses such as asthma, renal diseases, cardiac problems, and the geriatric population have been advised to take extra care. COVID-19 has resulted in both internal and foreign battle for mankind [1]. On the one hand, external forces and the government are addressing individuals in order to preserve social distance, isolation, and other hygienic conditions. On the other side, some segments of society, particularly elderly people, children, and the sick, are grappling inwardly with the prospect of a worsening scenario as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic.