Anosmia added to the list of officially recognized coronavirus symptoms
Anosmia is a partial or complete loss of the sense of smell in a person. British Deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van-Tam said the government is adding anosmia to the existing list of COVID-19 symptoms. According to the new guidelines, People who lose or detect a change in their normal sense of smell will now be asked to self-isolate as the government expands the list of officially recognized symptoms
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