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Loss of smell or taste was once a telltale sign of COVID Not anymore

The latest research suggests a prevalence of just 3% to 4% for this once-common symptom in recent waves.

Evan reiterSandeep dattaBradley goldsteinNational institutes of healthDisorders centerDuke university drUniversity college londonDuke department of headCommunication sciencesHarvard university drNational institutesTaste disorders centerNeck surgeryDuke universityHarvard universityCovid 19

Covid-19: Study shows why loss of smell continues even after recovery

Loss of smell if one of the most common symptoms of Covid-19. Now, a study has revealed why some people fail to fully regain their sense of smell even after recovering from Covid-19.

United statesSan diegoUnited kingdomBradley goldsteinCenters for diseaseUniversity of californiaUnited kingdom national health serviceDuke department of headCommunication sciencesCalifornia san diegoNeck surgeryScience translational medicineDisease controlUnited kingdom national health

Scientists discover key reason why long-COVID patients experience long-term smell loss

In a new study looking at why some COVID-19 patients suffer long-term loss of their sense of smell, researchers found no sign of lingering infection in patients despite ongoing inflammation.

Bradley goldsteinDepartment of neurobiologyDuke department of headCommunication sciencesNeck surgeryScience translational medicine

Scientists discover key reason why long-COVID patients experience long-term smell loss

Scientists discover key reason why long-COVID patients experience long-term smell loss
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Bradley goldsteinAlexandra mae jonesDepartment of neurobiologyDuke department of headCommunication sciencesNeck surgeryScience translational medicine

T-cells driving ongoing inflammation in COVID-19 patients with long-term smell loss: study

In a new study looking at why some COVID-19 patients suffer long-term loss of their sense of smell, researchers found no sign of lingering infection in patients despite ongoing inflammation.

Bradley goldsteinDepartment of neurobiologyDuke department of headCommunication sciencesNeck surgeryScience translational medicine

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