COVID-19-related anosmia

COVID-19 Survivors Might Take A Year to Recover Loss of Smell and Taste, Study Suggests

Loss of Smell, Taste After Surviving COVID-19 Might Take a Year to Recover

Medicine & Technology Jun 27, 2021

Many COVID-19 survivors reported not having back their sense of smell and taste even after recovering from the infection. A new study suggests that it could take up to a year to get back.

COVID-19-related anosmia

Loss of Smell, Taste After Surviving COVID-19 Might Take a Year to Recover

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