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New Study Finds Smell Loss A Warning Sign for More Than 100 Medical Conditions
The extensive range of conditions correlated to smell loss suggests a deeper, more fundamental connection between our sense of smell and overall health.
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Looking for a Better Life?
A recent article in The Guardian, “The Big Idea: Looking for a Better Life? Follow Your Nose,” delves into the profound role our sense of smell plays in shaping our emotions, memories, and overall well-being. Despite being one of our most powerful senses, olfaction is often overlooked in daily life. The piece highlights how certain scents can evoke vivid memories, alter mood, and even impact decision-making.
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How Cancer Treatments Affect Taste and Quality of Life
February 4th marks World Cancer Day, a time to reflect on the progress made in cancer treatments and the lives saved through medical advancements. Breakthroughs in oncology have transformed cancer from a once-terminal diagnosis into a manageable disease for many, with improved survival rates and innovative therapies. However, alongside these successes, the long-term effects of treatment on patients’ quality of life remain a critical yet often overlooked issue.