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About the application:

Assist help urgent medical research! All it takes are a few moments of your day to tell us how you are feeling. This study is primarily focused on how smell and taste is affected by COVID-19 infections. What is anosmia? Anosmia, the loss of smell, is a well known symptom caused by the novel coronavirus. Latest studies have recommended that up to 60% of people infected with this virus end up having at least a partial loss of their smell or taste at some point during their infection. In a lot of, these problems tend to run their course and resolve. In others, however, smell and taste loss can be long lasting and even become permanent. What is the purpose of this study? Our goal is to learn more about the various types of experiences people are having with nose similar problems during the course of their infection. A greater understanding of this will let clinicians to better manage COVID patients and predict future outbreaks. Who is this apk aimed towards? We are primarily asking anyone who has had or is currently experiencing smell or taste similar problems to submit questionnaires about their experience. Those that are still having symptoms can also use the apk to track them over time. This apk may also be used by anyone who believes they are experiencing any kind of COVID-related symptoms, whether or not you have actually been inspected. The analytics used in this apk are primarily targeted towards ear, nose, and throat similar issues. What does this apk do? One part of this apk is to collect general info about your health and your COVID-related experiences, along with a "symptom quiz" to describe another symptoms in detail. You can then fill out a shortened everyday ver of this report to allow us know how are feeling. The another part of the apk is a symptom tracker that you can use to visualize how severe your symptoms are and to easily track them over time. What does this apk NOT do? This apk does not give medical tip nor is it a program to diagnose your ailments. If you have questions about your health, please ask a certified medical professional or visit the CDC's website. Your Privacy All the questions asked in this study cannot be used to identify who you are. This apk was built purely for research purposes as a method to contribute to the growing knowledge base of this novel infection. No info you provide us will ever be used for marketing purposes. This application also cannot track your place or movements in realtime. Your place is requested once in order to build a geographic map of all those affected, which may be used to predict future outbreaks. At any time you would like to remove yourself from the study, you can go to the options setting and deactivate your account. Who is leading this study? Dr. Aykut Unsal, the designer and developer of the apk, is Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery at Drexel University College of Medicine located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has a background in Computer Science and is a fellowship-trained specialist in the field of Rhinology, the study of disorders of the nose and sinuses. He has published numerous articles in leading ear, nose, and throat journals. For any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected]