Most Recent Findings |
| Feb 2012 | Interactive Changes in Taste Function in Patients with Smell Loss (Hyposmia) Patients with smell loss commonly demonstrate loss of acuity for the tastes of sour and bitter (while preserving taste acuity for salt and sweet). Full Story |
| Jan 2012 | Loss of Saliva and Nasal Mucus Inhibits Taste and Smell Function Saliva and nasal serous deliver growth factors to taste buds and olfactory epithelial cells. If, for any reason, saliva and nasal mucus secretions are diminished then the function of taste buds and olfactory epithelial cells also diminishes. Full Story |
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