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Updates on smell disorders, research, smell training and more

Employees with smell disorders need coffee-free spaces

Our tips for managing your smell disorder as you return to the office.

Keeping active can maintain sense of smell

Keeping active in later life can help to maintain your sense of smell, according to a recent study.

Stepping out for AbScent

Angela is raising funds to change the story for people with smell disorders.

The best essential oils for smell training?

The oils don't matter - it's how you train that really helps taste and smell to recover.

Why do cooking smells make me gag?

We look at why cooking smells trigger parosmia and share some tips to get you back in the kitchen.

Making meals more appealing

Researchers have found that adding flavour enhancements can make food more palatable.

Sound and smell

A recent study finds 'music training' positively influences response to bad smells.

You're not a Picky Eater

Parosmia limits the variety of foods you can eat, but that doesn't mean you've become a picky eater.

How can we know research is reliable?

When there is so much information online, how do we know what to trust?

Managing personal hygiene

8 out of 10 people worry about their own smell so we share some tips from the AbScent Community.

Smell loss and brain damage

Popular press has interpreted recent research as 'brain damage' but the real story is more…

Smell training after surgery

Olfactory training is helping CRS patients to recover the sense of smell after surgery.

A Common Pattern of Covid-19 Smell Loss

A typical feature of Covid-19 smell loss is a period of recovery followed by parosmia.

Future treaments for smell disorders

Summary of the paper considering the prospects for new treatments for smell loss, published by…

The Patient’s Guide to CRS

Best practice for the treatment of CRS shared with doctors and patients.

Insulin's role in recovering the sense of smell

Researchers in Tokyo and Philadelphia have been exploring the role of insulin in the regeneration of…

When water seems 'off'

It’s not uncommon for water to be a parosmia trigger. Dr Duika Burges Watson of the Altered Eating…

Testing the sense of smell

Explaining the difference between commonly used smell tests Sniffin' Sticks and UPSIT.

TBI research

Surprising results from an investigation into brain activity of TBI patients.

Vicky's story

When NHS worker Vicky developed parosmia after Covid-19, experimenting with foods and smell training…

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