People with symptoms of COVID-19 that persist weeks or months after they get infected are known as long-haulers. Stacker put ...

Nearly all had started with anosmia arising from Covid-19, and ended up with parosmia. "Common descriptors of the different parosmia smells include: death, decay, rotten meat, faeces," says ...

This finding aligns with the commonly reported symptom of anosmia in COVID-19 patients and raises concerns about the virus’s ability to penetrate and potentially damage crucial areas of the brain.

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Kate McHenry Cheese and pasta is one of the few dishes Kate can tolerate People with Covid-19 lose their sense of smell - known as anosmia - because the virus damages the tissue and nerve endings ...

NHS bosses have warned Brits to be careful as a 'quad-demic' is on the horizon. It comes as there is a 'tidal of flu hitting ...

L' anosmia, cioè la perdita dell'olfatto, è un sintomo frequente e spesso a lungo termine associato a COVID-19 che può influire seriamente sulla qualità della vita di una persona, rendendo ...

Around half of all patients with Covid-19 lose their sense of smell (anosmia) and with it their ability to taste food. For most people it will return after two or three weeks, but for 10% of ...

Brits have been warned by NHS bosses to be careful as a 'quad-demic' is on the horizon. It comes as there is a 'tidal of flu ...

She is an internal medicine physician and the writer, director and producer of ANOSMIA, a narrative short about COVID vaccine chasing. ADVERTISEMENT ...