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EBioMedicine

EBioMedicine

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Sep 26, 2026

Daniel GriffinGUEST
43:39
Sometimes the truth is upsetting, but the truth is the truth.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
43:41
So here we have this article, Loss of Vesicular Monoamine Transporter 2 in Striatum of Long COVID and Relationship to Neuropsychiatric Symptoms, was published in eBioMedicine.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
43:54
Um, so this is basically like COVID is, is causing Parkinson's disease, basically.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
43:59
So this is a case control study, and it was done August 2022 through April 2025 in Toronto, Canada.
Lou BenderGUEST
44:09
I think everybody likes the technology.
Lou BenderGUEST
44:11
We've been published in a Lancet journal called eBiomedicine.
Lou BenderGUEST
44:15
It's a very high impact journal that happened late last year.
Lou BenderGUEST
44:18
We have other publications.
Francesco PrattichizzoGUEST
3:11
We don't know if this, uh, burden of microplastics is some at ... and to what extent is pathological.
Francesco PrattichizzoGUEST
3:17
With the exception of few preliminary study, one of them was published in, uh, eBioMedicine that demonstrate the presence, uh, of microplastics in the liver, and only, uh, in people with a diseased liver they were able to find microplastic, but these are preliminary evidence.
Francesco PrattichizzoGUEST
3:35
The question now is whether these plastics are harmful or not, but they are there.
Evgenia KoutsoukiHOST
3:41
This is very interesting.

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