DATA
Sense of smell was lost by some people weeks ago. They’re still waiting for it to come back
...One ENT doctor leading the charge to get loss of sense of smell recognized by the World Health Organization as a coronavirus symptom is Claire Hopkins, President of the British Rhinological Society.
Hopkins pushed for loss of sense of smell to be included in a coronavirus symptom-tracking mobile app developed by King’s College London. Subsequently, on April, 1 King’s reported its research found loss of sense of smell or taste is a stronger predictor of coronavirus infection than fever. Out of 400,000 people in the UK reporting one or more symptoms between March 24-29, 18% had lost their sense of smell or taste and 10.5% were suffering from fever... The letter said patients with new-onset anosmia should self-isolate.
CNN
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/health-news/sense-of-smell-was-lost-by-some-people-weeks-ago-theyre-still-waiting-for-it-to-come-back/ar-BB12v4V7?ocid=spartanntp
JAPAN
Students in eastern Japan are protesting the reopening of schools...According to The Mainichi, a Japanese newspaper, the students demanded the school remained closed until “adequate supplies of masks and other protective equipment are secured.”
The students further asked for online classes to continue their studies uninterrupted, among other measures.
looks like the students like on-line classes after all. Will that translate to the USA?