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A look at the top medical headlines for the week of November 10, 2019.
November 10, 2019December 21, 2019 RHJ/Viewpoints Producer Medical Notes, Radio Health Journal Podcast

Medical Notes: Week of November 10, 2019

A look at the top medical headlines for the week of November 10, 2019.

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Doctors know that all factory support cells in the nose are damaged by Covid infection, and they have some theories as to what's going on with the mixup with odor perception.
Sklar says the process happened every year, at least for a while, and it didn't seem to raise any eyebrows. Today, we'd call it abusive.
About two weeks after starting his sophomore year at Phillips Exeter Academy, David Sklar says all the new boys in the school were herded into a conference room and sorted alphabetically. They didn't know why.
At least 30 million Americans have had COVID-19. Studies say more than half of them have had one symptom in common... The loss of their sense of taste and smell. As it goes on, it can be extremely disturbing.
A survey conducted last year by the National Council for Behavioral Health found that many behavioral organizations and groups had to close programs because of pandemic related challenges. Hafeez says she's seen this play out in her own office.
It might also help to test bottle water, if only, for the sake of transparency. Right now, we don't know, for sure, that it's better than tap water. So Teodoro says maybe we should hold bottled water to the same standards that tap water has to meet.

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