One of the first COVID-19 symptoms to be documented widely was the loss of smell and taste. Early results from the first survey of the Global Consortium for Chemosensory Research (GCCR) showed that people reporting COVID-19 symptoms had an average drop of 80% in their ability to smell. It was disturbing news but a new study finds that if you start to experience the loss of smell it could indicate that you will be getting a more mild case of coronavirus.
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