February 27th marks Parosmia Awareness Day, a time to raise awareness about parosmia—a condition where familiar smells become distorted or unpleasant—and to promote understanding and support for those affected.

Join Stephanie Feuer and Mindy Yang, co-founders of the World Taste & Smell Association (WTSA), for a special Parosmia Awareness Day Online Town Hall.

Parosmia affects countless individuals, yet it remains widely misunderstood. This event brings together experts, advocates, and those with lived experience to explore:

🔹 The science behind parosmia

🔹 Emerging treatments and research

🔹 Coping strategies and community support

🔹 Personal stories from those navigating life with parosmia

What is Parosmia?

Parosmia is a condition where the brain misinterprets smells, causing normally pleasant scents to become unpleasant or distorted. It can significantly impact daily life, affecting diet, mental health, and even social interactions.

Why is Awareness Important?

By shedding light on parosmia, we aim to drive research, increase support, and improve quality of life for those affected.