Seeking clues to mysteries of coronavirus by studying a person's ability to taste bitterness
An ENT doctor and his team are among thousands of researchers confronting the pandemic. They hope their work will provide a better way to fight covid-19.
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An ENT doctor and his team are among thousands of researchers confronting the pandemic. They hope their work will provide a better way to fight covid-19.
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This cohort study evaluates the association between bitter taste receptor phenotype and patient clinical course after infection with SARS-CoV-2.
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