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Delhi Gymkhana Club closure: India’s cities are losing conversational biodiversity as social spaces fragmentAs exclusive clubs and gated communities gain popularity, they often create an environment where shared experiences stifle diversity. Think...- How to Store Spices Correctly So They Stay Potent LongerYour kitchen spices might be losing their punch faster than you think! Heat, moisture, light, and air are the silent culprits, degrading fl...
- AIIMS and Harvard trained doctor reveals why you need to watch out for zinc deficiency. Check signs and dangersA sudden loss of taste or smell might not be a lingering Covid symptom. Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, explains it could indicate ...
- Losing taste and smell? It's not always cold or Covid: AIIMS-trained gut doctor warns of hidden nutrient deficiency and foods to fix itAIIMS and Harvard trained gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi has warned that the sudden loss of taste and smell, often mistaken for flu or...
- Blame your parents for how food smells to you, your genes play a major roleA groundbreaking genetic study reveals that our DNA significantly influences how we perceive and react to everyday smells. Researchers iden...
- Covid-19: Researchers study why some people lose their sense of smell. Read hereThe researchers collected 24 nose-tissue samples: nine from COVID patients who had long-term smell loss, two from COVID patients who recove...
- Long Covid may last over 12 weeks in unvaccinated, obese kidsAn additional 3.3 per cent reported that symptoms such as loss of taste and smell, cough, and difficulty breathing persisted for longer tha...
- How do I know if I have a cold, the flu or COVID?Symptoms of common colds, the flu and COVID-19 can overlap, so experts say testing is the best way to determine what you have
- From the way we eat to intimacy barriers, Covid smell loss changed people's relationships with themselves & the worldUntil you lose it, you don't realise how essential eating is to everyday joys
- COVID linked to loss of brain tissue, but correlation doesn't prove causationNow, a new study from the University of Oxford suggests that COVID can lead to long-term loss of brain tissue. This is a worrying find, whi...
- Nine in ten recovered COVID-19 patients experience side-effects: StudyIn an online survey of 965 recovered COVID-19 patients, 879 people or 91.1% responded they were suffering at least one side-effect from the...
- Telling the difference between flu and COVID-19
- Viral infection or coronavirus? How Covid-19 smell, taste loss differs from common cold, decodedSmell loss is much more profound in the Covid-19 patents, and they are less able to identify smells.
- Coronavirus does not directly cause loss of taste, it may happen during inflammationThe study also indicates that taste bud cells are not vulnerable to Covid.
- Can you get Covid-19 infection through food? Study suggests taste bud cells are not coronavirus targetsResearchers also showed that other viruses that affect taste, including the flu virus.
- A new study says coronavirus may attack patients' nervous system, cause anxiety and depressionThe study says these psychological symptoms may be linked to the widely reported disruption of the sense of smell and taste caused by the i...
- Loss of smell, taste symptoms can help quarantining potential COVID-19 patients: StudyBased on the results of the survey, the researchers, including those from Humanitas University in Italy, said the reduction of taste and/or...
- Loss of smell or taste added to list of COVID-19 symptoms: Health MinistryThe ministry said that coronavirus-infected patients reporting to various COVID-19 treatment facilities have been reporting symptoms like f...
- Government mulling to include sudden loss of taste, smell as criteria for COVID-19 testAccording to an expert, even though the symptom is not specific to COVID-19 as one may suffer from loss of smell and taste when they have f...
- Not just loss of smell, diminished sense of taste also early symptom of coronavirusIn some COVID-19 cases, loss of smell is permanent.
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