10% of COVID-19 patients who lose sense of taste or smell may NOT get it back within a month, study finds
Data gathered by the organisation ENT UK, which represents ear, nose and throat specialists, suggests the inability to smell — and often taste — may be the very first symptom of COVID-19 and start within hours of infection.
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