Damage Control—Discussing the Long-Term Psychiatric and Neurologic Consequences of Covid-19 Infections

Current resources invested into maintaining neurological and psychological health are no longer sufficient to handle the increased incidence of such ailments following infection by Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Given the tremendously opportunistic coexistence between COVID-19 infection and a myriad of downstream long and shortterm symptoms, it has become unavoidably apparent that additional research should be done to identify the etiology, causation, and relationships of COVID-19 and the neurologic and psychiatric symptoms, particularly those of “long COVID syndrome.”