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Poor Sense of Smell Linked to 50% Chances of Having Pneumonia [STUDY]

Medicine & Technology May 12, 2021

Michigan State University researchers found that a poor sense of smell may be a sign of a higher risk of developing pneumonia in older adults than those with a good sense of smell.

Why Are Odors and Fragrances So Important?

The Power of the Sense of Smell

Oct 19, 2020

Why do we choose certain fragrances over another? Several experts look into how deeply connected our brains are with the sense of smell.

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Poor Sense of Smell Linked to 50% Chances of Having Pneumonia [STUDY]

The Power of the Sense of Smell

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