Subjective Olfactory Dysfunction Shows Stronger Link to Depression Than Objective Impairment: JAMA

Sweden: Researchers have found in a new systematic review and meta-analysis that subjective olfactory impairment is consistently associated with depression. In contrast, objective olfactory impairment...
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