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Abstract
Persistent olfactory dysfunction is reported in a significant number of younger patients with post-COVID syndrome.
- Olfactory dysfunction frequently persists after mild COVID-19, especially in younger individuals.
- Recent studies indicate a potential link between ongoing smell issues and cognitive deficits.
- There is a lack of research employing standardized neuropsychological assessments to evaluate cognition in these patients.
Simplified
Long Covid