British Study: 60% of coronary-touched ones lose taste and smell

According to The New York Times, researchers from the King's College in London have collected data from 1.5 million people through an app that tracked the symptoms designed to help monitor pandemic, writes the Daily Beast, translated Periscope.

Their research reportedly found that nearly 60 percent of patients previously confirmed as positive with Covit019 had claimed to have lost their taste and ability to detect the aromas.

This symptom proved to be far more effective in predicting those diagnosed with Ovid-19 than fever, scientists have said.

When combined with other symptoms, people who lost taste and the ability to detect the aroma seemed to have three times as likely to result as infected with the new choreography, according to our data, and therefore had to veto for seven days to reduce the distribution of the disease,” said Tim Specor, professor of this college. /Periscope