A Texas family who lost their sense of smell because of COVID-19 escaped from a massive fire after the only person in their home who is not infected was able to smell the smoke and help them get out of the property in time.
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There are many things you have to look out for when it comes to coronavirus infection. But some of those already infected by the virus may not be aware that they could get one permanent COVID-19 symptom.
Yahoo! Life said in a report that the disease s long list of symptoms also includes a wide range of complications, including a permanent COVID-19 symptom.
As many studies have reported in recent months, the loss of a person s sense of taste and smell is common among patients suffering from the virus.
However, this can also be a permanent COVID-19 symptom instead of the short time frame that some people report. Usually, these patients suffer from worst-case scenarios of the disease as they are looking at a permanent loss of sensation.
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Coca-Cola’s saccharin-sweetened Tab was a pioneering diet beverage that enjoyed great popularity throughout the 1970s, yet was dampened somewhat after the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) questioned the safety of saccharin later that decade.
The 1980s heralded the use of aspartame and new beverage options such as Diet Coke and the trendy Crystal Light, which was promoted as “sweetened a whole new way” with “no sugar, no saccharin, and no saccharin aftertaste” in the memorable aerobics themed commercials.