COVID-19 patients turning to "smell training" to regain sense of smell
For some COVID-19 patients, they continue to deal with a loss of smell for weeks or even months after testing positive. Dr. Bozena Wrobel, a specialist with Keck Medicine at USC, joined the Buzz to chat about how some patients are using smell training to get that sense back.
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