Battling lockdown after-effects with socialising


By AGENCY

According to a Scottish study, our brains start returning to normal as soon as we start socialising with our peers again. — AFP

If you feel that you have lost mental agility since the various waves of Covid-19 and their accompanying lockdowns, Scottish researchers have good news for you.

Three psychologists wanted to know if our cognitive abilities would return to normal after the pandemic. According to their findings, it would appear so.

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