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What questions come to mind? I was surprised by the high percent who lost smell, I'd have thought that was closer to ~20% or lower based on personal collection
by peteradio 5y ago
What questions come to mind? I was surprised by the high percent who lost smell, I'd have thought that was closer to ~20% or lower based on personal collection of stats from people I know who've had it. In this study, nearly 67% of those who were infected lost smell.
- Jimmc414 5y agoI modified my comment so to not sound as critical regarding the study. I am glad to have this information. My questions would most likely require a larger sample size and more data. I'd love to know more about participant phenotypes, BMI, and medical history. I'd also like to see a comparison of other early treatment protocols and how they stack up to remdesivir(which was used in the study).
- nojokes 5y agoPerhaps it was because the method they were infected? I do not think it will represent common way of getting infected that most likely was via aerosol.