More than a quarter of the COVID-19 group still experienced olfactory dysfunction two years after infection, but after three years, the condition wasn’t significantly more common than in controls, the researchers found.
That’s reassuring for the 28 million Americans estimated to have endured a worse sense of smell after COVID-19.
— Read more in Loss of smell from COVID-19 takes up to three years to return, study finds at The Seattle Times.
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It’s the last Friday in July. Happy 81st to Mick Jagger! (And a very happy 79 to Helen Mirren.) Our community project for today: scent
Tom Ford has launched Black Lacquer, a new woody amber fragrance in the Tom Ford Private Blend collection… Read the rest of this article »
Just in case you failed to recognize yesterday’s Soleil incense holder from L’Objet as the bargain it is, here’s the Oiseau Incense Burner from Astier
