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The App Helping Former COVID-19 Patients Getting Smells Back

04-Jun-21 12:45

The App Helping Former COVID-19 Patients Getting Smells Back

One of COVID-19’s most well-known symptoms that often lasts even after recovery is a loss of the sense of smell. A French oncologist, Fabrice Denis, and Lille-based start-up Kelindi, have teamed up to create a “smelling training” app so former COVID-19 patients and other smell disorder patients could potentially be able to stop and smell the roses again.

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Arvindh Yuvaraj, Christine Wong and Richard Bradbury


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