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Scientists uncover why coronavirus makes patients lose sense of smell and taste Researchers say virus does not attack neurons, as originally thought, meaning sensory damage is not likely to be permanent Symptom at least 20 times more likely to predict positive test than signs like fever and cough New research has revealed why many people infected with the coronavirus temporarily lose their sense of smell, and the result is not what scientists assumed
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Mary Clifton, an internal medicine specialist in New York City, is also a CBD and cannabis expert who has worked with medicinal marijuana patients in Michigan and New York State for over 20 years
