705 At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, familiar symptoms such as diarrhoea and loss of taste and smell had not yet been confirmed; now, they are hallmark signs of the illness. Although we know much more about the novel coronavirus now than we did months ago, doctors are still discovering new side effects of the infection, including hair loss and lingering fatigue. The latest discovery? Research points to a surprising link between COVID-19 and erectile dysfunction (ED), that is the inability to obtain and/or maintain an erection for satisfactory sexual function. A review of research published earlier this year was the first to note a correlation between survivors of COVID-19 and ED, plus evidence of other sexual and reproductive issues in recovered men, both short and long-term.