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An olfactory self-test effectively screens for COVID-19
K. Snitz, D. Honigstein, et al.
Discover how a new online olfactory screening tool developed by a team of researchers, including Kobi Snitz and Danielle Honigstein, can help identify COVID-19 cases efficiently using household odors. This innovative approach not only offers insights into olfactory perception but also serves as a potential first line of defense against disease progression.
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