COVID-19 is not the only virus that affects our ability to smell, but it’s unique in the way in which it does so. For example, the common cold causes an inflammatory response in the nose, and that ...

Otolaryngologists treating Covid-19 patients with impaired smell are finding success with a whiff of intense odors like cloves, eucalyptus, rose, and lemon. Covid-19 symptoms range from a headache or ...

Experts say olfactory rehab can treat the loss of taste or smell from COVID-19. It might be one of the most peculiar symptoms of mild COVID-19 infection: the loss of taste or smell, or both, that ...

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As the coronavirus pandemic unfolded, it became apparent that one of the telltale signs was an impairment in the sense of smell. This appears to be experienced far more widely than originally thought.

As the coronavirus pandemic unfolded, it became apparent that one of the telltale signs was an impairment in the sense of smell. This appears to be experienced far more widely than originally thought.

Mounting evidence links COVID-19 to olfactory loss, bringing attention to anosmia, a condition that can impact everything from taste to memories to intimate relationships. Leslie Katz led a team that ...

Story from The Conversation by Julie Walsh-Messinger, clinical psychologist from the University of Dayton. How does COVID-19 disrupt the sense of smell? COVID-19 is not the only virus that affects our ...

Story from The Conversation by Julie Walsh-Messinger, clinical psychologist from the University of Dayton. How does COVID-19 disrupt the sense of smell? COVID-19 is not the only virus that affects our ...

Story from The Conversation by Julie Walsh-Messinger, clinical psychologist from the University of Dayton. How does COVID-19 disrupt the sense of smell? COVID-19 is not the only virus that affects our ...