Persistent loss of smell after COVID-19 may be linked to changes in brain regions involved in smell and emotion, even in mild cases. Illustration by the author. Many people who caught COVID-19 experienced

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On Tuesday morning I got a surprise when I pulled up the shades. It was snowing outside and everything was white. It had stopped by the time my helper friend arrived at 9:30AM. We had several things to

I’ve spent most of Sunday and Monday recovering from being so busy on Friday and Saturday. Mostly on the couch watching Call the Midwife. The last of the scabs fell off on Monday and there will be 3 small

As some of you know, Ben and I caught the dreaded lurgy COVID-19 near the end of March this year, after having successfully dodged it for two years... Problem is, I'm one of the growing number of cases

"Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The courage to change the things I can change, And the wisdom to know the difference" *Reinhold Niebuhr* This pandemic has been stressful,

Nothing like the rope a dope to dodge some nasty Covid just like Ali would. Fantastic meme. Taken from Episode #264 of 'Meanderings'. #covid #dodge #longcovid Connect with Mere Mortals: Website: Discord:

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This article shows a cross sectional study that identified the main findings that patients have following an episode of COVID-19 severe enough to require hospitalization. The most common symptoms were

DNA of SARS-CoV-2 was integrated and expressed in patient-derived tissues, a new study shows

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