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The Nose Know Smell Studies Rewrite Sense of Smell Facts
A feature on new research into human odor perception explains how smell works, how labeling boosts identification, and why women are more aware of odor environments. It notes that many with loss of smell also lose flavor, outlines chemosensory clinics at Farmington and Penn, and details how odor memories persist and affect diagnosis.
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Jane E. Brody
New York Times
York
Plato
Linnaeus
Yale University
William S. Cain
Yale
Cain
University of Connecticut At
Farmington
University of Pennsylvania
National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders
Linda Bartoshuk
Farmington Clinic
Bartoshuk