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Emerging evidence links high pesticide exposure events (HPEEs) in farmers to increased self-reported olfactory dysfunction, though objective smell testing yields inconclusive associations, highlighting critical gaps and methodological consi
Researchers have validated a Hebrew version of the ‘Sniffin’ Sticks’ identification test, providing a highly reliable and culturally adapted tool for diagnosing olfactory dysfunction in Israel with a sensitivity of 93.3%.
Researchers have developed a rapid, 5-item mobile application-based test to screen for olfactory dysfunction, offering a high-accuracy, low-cost alternative to traditional diagnostic methods for a condition often linked to aging and neurolo
A large prospective study demonstrates that olfactory dysfunction is prevalent and often clinically unrecognized long after SARS-CoV-2 infection, highlighting the value of formal smell testing in patient care and cognitive risk assessment.
