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The Ghost In FOC, For The 6th Of February 2022 - Vimarsana News

The Ghost In FOC, For The 6th Of February 2022

Thank FOC It's Sunday-  Planned to coincide and cover the demands of Final Order Cut Off at Diamond Comic Distributors on Monday. And now Lunar

'Like sewage and rotting flesh': Covid's lasting impact on taste and smell | Long Covid - Vimarsana News

'Like sewage and rotting flesh': Covid's lasting impact on taste and smell | Long Covid

Many sufferers have been left unable to eat due to lasting distortions to their senses

Theatre production draws parallels from Piper Alpha to explore climate emergency - Vimarsana News

Theatre production draws parallels from Piper Alpha to explore climate emergency

John Bolland will explore the parallels between the current climate emergency and the Piper Alpha disaster in his new theatre production.

What Is Parosmia? Know the Effects of Long COVID for People Who Cannot Enjoy Good-tasting Food - Vimarsana News

What Is Parosmia? Know the Effects of Long COVID for People Who Cannot Enjoy Good-tasting Food

Many recovered patients of COVID-19 have developed a condition known as parosmia, which is marked by damaged olfactory sensors.

Covid loss of smell: End of the nose for wine lovers? - Vimarsana News

Covid loss of smell: End of the nose for wine lovers?

Decanter Covid loss of smell: End of the nose for wine lovers? One of Covid-19’s persistent symptoms is the loss or distortion of the sense of smell – and for wine lovers and professionals alike, this can be devastating. Victoria Moore explores the science behind Covid’s impact on the nose and learns how those affected are coping Cooking a curry recipe from the restaurant group Dishoom’s cookbook on the first night of a Norfolk holiday last July, Barney Child noticed something odd. ‘The recipe calls for huge amounts of garlic, like crazy amounts. But the smell of t...