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From study smell and taste loss symptoms associated with Coronavirus Infection

Apr 14, 202059 sec
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Researchers have reported the first empirical findings linking the loss of smell and taste in patients with coronavirus infection. A finding that may become a new clinical screening measure for the coronavirus. According to the study, published in the journal International Forum of Allergy and Rhinology. People with influenza-like symptoms, and dysfunction of smell and taste, strongly associates with coronavirus infection. While the most common first sign of a coronavirus infection remains fever, said Carol Yan, an otolaryngologist and study co-author. From the University of California San Diego in the US, fatigue, and loss of smell symptoms. While taste follows as other very common initial symptoms
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