Relationship between self-reported chemosensory loss and health service functioning in the COVID-19 crisis: from containment to hospitalization and mortality

Denis Pierron; Veronica Pereda-Loth; marylou Mantel; omar Alva; Maëlle Moranges; Emmanuelle Bignon; Valentina Parma; Thierry Letellier; Camille FERDENZI-LEMAITRE; jerome.golebiowski

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Relationship between self-reported chemosensory loss and health service functioning in the COVID-19 crisis: from containment to hospitalization and mortality

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