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Besties for life? It could all come down to body odour

Besties for life? It could all come down to body odour
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Looking for a new friend? Try following your nose - Victoria Times Colonist

New research from the Weizmann Institute of Science suggests instantaneous friendships are often formed between people with similar body odours.

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People having similar body odour may socially bond better

People having similar body odour may socially bond better
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Similarities in body odor may contribute to social bonding

Similarities in body odor may contribute to social bonding
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Similarities in body smells may contribute to social bonding - study

Weizmann Institute researchers use an electronic nose relying on body odor chemistry to predict whether a person is likely to ‘click’ with a stranger.

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