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NYU study says people who caught COVID-19 may have a weaker sense of smell

Targeted ‘smell therapy’ helps some COVID-19 patients regain sense of smell, taste

NEW YORK — A new study from New York University suggests that many people who caught COVID-19 now have a weaker sense of smell, and they may not even realize it.

It tested COVID-19 patients and found two-thirds of people who didn’t report any problems with their sense of smell still scored low on smell tests.

Researchers say the number of people with a diminished sense of smell may be much higher than previously thought.



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