ckos (Chrissi Kelly on Smell)
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#anosmia #parosmia #phantosmia #longcovid. https://t.co/j6Y5zRLWkP. I'm mostly outside of the twittersphere. Find me at [email protected]
United Kingdom
Joined March 2017
Here's a statement from Professor Claire Hopkins on her recent decision to begin offering PRP injections for post-viral loss of smell. @SnotSurgeon @zarapatel_md
https://t.co/4SOotKniAC
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Professor Claire Hopkins discusses the potential of PRP injections for post-viral smell loss. With new evidence from high-quality trials, she explores the effectiveness of this treatment and its...
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And thank you for bringing this treatment to people who need it so badly!
@zarapatel_md @ChrissiKelly @StanfordOHNS @StanfordMed @Stanford @StanfordHealth Thanks @zarapatel_md for leading this important research, it’s really exciting to have a new treatment option for patients still impacted by post-viral smell loss. @ChrissiKelly - keep us posted! @one_welbeck
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https://t.co/iInhzCCIrh Brace for new cases of smell loss
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The UK broadsheets are warning us today of a coming "quad-demic": flu, Covid, RSV and Norovirus are on the rise. If you've lost the sense of smell already and want to do what you can to stay safe, here's some advice. https://t.co/se1ZEnsLWl
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You’ve been doing everything possible to regain your sense of smell, only to find yourself reinfected with Covid. So, what […]
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Sensing Sociality: Disruptions of Social Life When Living With Chemosensory Dysfunctions After COVID-19 https://t.co/FhK0WOo6XY
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Taste and smell are of direct importance in most social interactions. Radical disruptions in these senses can, therefore, substantially disrupt sociality. This paper focuses on the experiences of a...
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Another great event in Dresden at #smellandtaste16 with old friends and new. There is always something new to learn.
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As people in my community start to talk about the coming virus season, a message: “masks work”.
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To my followers in the US who are concerned about repeated cases of Covid: free tests are back
usatoday.com
Free COVID-19 tests are now available. Here is what you need to know to get them.
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Does olfactory training improve brain function and cognition? A systematic review.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Olfactory training (OT), or smell training,consists of repeated exposure to odorants over time with the intended neuroplastic effect of improving or remediating olfactory functioning. Declines in...
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Struggling to eat after your loss of smell? Join me for a for a day course at Senate House in London. Learn how you can make food more interesting, whether you've had total or partial loss of smell. @smithbarryc @IP_SAS
https://t.co/kQItKn0rKZ
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I'll be running a course on how to manage your smell loss at Columbia on October 21 with Dr Jonathan Overdevest and the CommonScents Team. Tickets are available now! @ColumbiaOto
https://t.co/wEDm4tk4Ia
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New courses for people who have lost their sense of smell coming this autumn. All courses are held within the ckos Network. To learn more 👉 https://t.co/ljrpEypbsk
#anosmia #parosmia #smellloss #lossofsmell
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I'm reading @monty_lyman's The Immune Mind and loving it. It puts so many things into place. Inflammation, gut dysbiosis, depression, & low immunity are all things that I and my large community of long-term smell loss sufferers can relate to. Thank you for this wonderful book!
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Empathetic peer support provides great comfort in the ckos Network. While we wait for new treatments, this valuable resource can help to make daily life bearable.
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Our paper on olfactory training, which discusses how a decreased quality of life drives use of the practice, has just been published: https://t.co/Di6R7yIZhK With thanks to Li Zetian, Thomas Hummel, and @KingFunk5000
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European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology - Olfactory training (OT) is an effective and affordable option in the treatment of olfactory dysfunction. Despite significant progress in the field in...
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The ckos Network has in-person events in London & online courses to help ppl with smell disorders. Recovery can be so slow & many people are still in great need of support. For them, the promise of future research is not enough. Empathy. Peer support. Trusted information.
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I'll be in NYC on October 21st, running a course for people who are living with smell loss with Jonathan Overdevest of Columbia. Looking forward to seeing members of the Network from the NYC area!
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In 2020, I devised a new smell training technique after my first Covid-related smell loss. Now it is published as NOST. https://t.co/viIesIDAj9 Many thanks to my coauthors, including Li Shubin, Thomas Hummel, and @smithbarryc
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