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Losing these two senses could indicate potentially fatal health conditions, new research shows. Hearing loss has been linked to a higher chance of heart failure while people with a poor sense of smell ...

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But for anyone suffering this fate, I have good news: Losing your sense of smell may suck, but it has many benefits! You just have to think about food and life a little differently. I speak from ...

That moment when you can’t smell your morning coffee brewing or your favorite perfume seems oddly faint might be more than just an inconvenience. Your nose could actually be trying to tell you ...

A little good sense can go a long way. Hearing loss has been repeatedly linked to a higher chance of developing dementia — but loss of another of your five senses could signal dire health issues, too.

Not having — or losing — your sense of smell may be linked to changes in breathing that could lead to depression, social isolation or other mental and physical health problems, a new study suggests.

While memory loss and cognitive decline are the well-known signs of dementia, this early sensory symptom could show up years beforehand Getty A surprising symptom — often dismissed as the early signs ...

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