Behavior
Research from University of Dresden, Department of Otorhinolaryngology has provided new information about behavior
Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, February 24th, 2008
Current study results from the report, 'The influence of olfactory loss on dietary behaviors,' have been published. In this recently published article, scientists in Dresden, Germany conducted a study "To assess dietary behavior and possible changes in food selection in patients with smell loss. A total of 176 patients (114 women and 62 men) age 17 to 86 years were classified into three diagnostic groups (normosmia, n=12; hyposmia, n=75; functional anosmia, n=89) according to their olfactory test scores obtained with 'Sniffin' Sticks.' Group differences in food intake and dietary behaviors were investigated with a specifically designed questionnaire providing a dietary alterations score...
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