Scientists discover troubling brain changes in COVID-19 patients who lost sense of smell
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COVID-19 patients who experienced loss of smell showed long-term brain changes, including structural thinning, decreased white matter integrity, and altered decision-making behavior, suggesting potential neurological consequences even after recovery.
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Original Title: In a new study, researchers found that individuals who had anosmia (the loss of smell) during COVID-19 showed alterations in brain functionality and even physical structure during recovery | This study is among the first to link COVID-19-related loss of smell to significant brain changes.