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As Seniors Sense of Smell Declines, Their Risk for Depression Rises

MONDAY, July 3, 2023 (HealthDay News) Researchers have found significant new evidence of a link between a decreased sense of smell and the risk of developing depression later in

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Decreased Sense Of Smell In Elderly May Increase Risk Of Depression, Study Says

The study evaluated factors that affect the relationship between olfaction and depression, including poor cognition and inflammation.

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Poor sense of smell may be linked to depression in older people : Study

In a study that tracked almost 2,000 community-dwelling older people for eight years, researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine claim they have significant

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Poor Sense Of Smell Could Be A Sign Of Depression In Older Adults: Study

Poor Sense Of Smell Could Be A Sign Of Depression In Older Adults: Study
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Reduced sense of smell in older people potentially linked to depression: Study

Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have found strong new evidence connecting a weakened sense of smell to an elevated chance of developing late-life depression. | Health

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