Early in the pandemic, we realised COVID-19 caused a unique symptom called anosmia — the changed sense of taste or smell ... National Health and Medical Research Council and Department of ...

Research showed that ... There were various reasons for this. Our sense of smell is reduced by at least 30 per cent at 35,000 feet. And smell is the key to taste. All airplane cabins dehydrate ...

So, he did his own research and found a medical team that ... Unfortunately, Achatz lost his sense of taste and smell after a month. “I was like, if I can't taste and I can't talk, how can ...

So, he did his own research and found a medical team that ... I Have a Tough Long Road to Recovery' Unfortunately, Achatz lost his sense of taste and smell after a month. “I was like, if I ...

but that the development could also prove useful in the research or medical sector as scientists learn more about how the brain processes taste.

Research is still ... investigated: While taste and smell are two distinct senses, they work together to give flavor to what you eat and drink. So, restoring your sense of taste may start with ...

But the work brings us a little closer to adding a new sense to virtual ... could one day augment taste in people who’ve lost it. Dr. Shelly Xuelai Fan is a neuroscientist-turned-science-writer. She's ...

Research suggests that individuals who believe skills like style are fixed—rather than developed—are less likely to invest effort into cultivating personal taste ... a deeper sense of reward.

If you’re among the 19% of Americans who report changes in their sense of taste as they get older, it might be some cause for alarm. New research suggests that losing your sense of taste ...

But this year they discovered that a neural circuit in the brainstem dials the levels of inflammatory molecules up and down — a revelation made in a lab with expertise not in immunology but in the ...