Smelling test: children need education in sniffing aromas, scientist says
Dr. Will Tullett, a historian of smells from the University of York, advocates for better education for children in scent recognition, highlighting potential wellbeing benefits. The study notes pollution and synthetic reodourising reduce people's natural olfactory perception capabilities.
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