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Bookmark or Share- What's that smell? Get rid of body odor - Harvard HealthWhat's that smell? Get rid of body odor. October 15, 2021. By Stephanie Watson, Former Executive Editor, Harvard Women's Health Watch. If you notice a change in body odor, it could be a sign of a medical condition that needs treatment.
- Smell (Olfactory) Disorders—Anosmia, Phantosmia & Others | NIDCDHealth Information. Smell Disorders. On this page: How common are smell disorders? How does your sense of smell work? What are the smell disorders? What causes smell disorders? How are smell disorders diagnosed and treated? Are smell disorders serious? What research is being done on smell disorders?
- Environmental Odors | ATSDREnvironmental Odors come from human activities, animals, nature, vehicles, and industry. Here we provide answers to common questions on odors and health, approaches for addressing odors in your community, information on reporting odors, methods for conducting odor complaint investigations, and ways for community members and other groups to be ...
- What to Know About Hyperosmia - Cleveland Clinic Health EssentialsWhat’s That Smell? What You Need to Know About Hyperosmia. From causes to diagnosis + when you need treatment. Whether it’s the smell of cookies baking or Fido’s … ahem … gas, smells have a way of seizing our attention. But when subtle odors interfere with daily living, you may have a condition called hyperosmia. Advertisement.
- Odors & Health - New York State Department of HealthWhat are odors? An odor is another word for a smell. When you notice an odor, that tells you that you are exposed to something in the air that triggered your sense of smell. An odor might be due to a single chemical or mixture of chemicals. Chemicals vary in their ability to produce odors and people vary in their ability to smell odors.
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