Loss of smell (and so taste more on that later) is a common symptom. Prof Carl Philpott, an academic surgeon and professor of rhinology and olfactology at the University of East Anglia ...

A scientific gentleman, in a recent conversation, broached to us a theory of taste and smell, which, so far as taste is concerned, is, we think, new. A similar theory in regard to smell has been ...

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to lose your sense of taste and smell? Imagine waking up not being able to taste your breakfast, or smell the grass that's just been mowed outside.

A loss of smell or taste may be a sign that you have coronavirus, according to UK researchers. A team at King's College London looked at responses from more than 400,000 people reporting suspected ...

The brain combines retronasal olfaction and taste, creating what we call flavor, although the rules of integration are not well-known.” Jelly beans can be props for another trick too ...

Researchers found that confined environments, like the International Space Station, alter the way people perceive food aromas ...