Losing our sense of taste can be a symptom of ageing, but it can also be a sign of other conditions such as menopause, injury, a virus or the early stages of disease ...

Loss of taste, particularly for salty and sour foods, could signal early death in adults over 40, with a 47% higher risk of mortality. The study highlights the increased prevalence in men with ...

The prevalence of reported alterations in the sense of taste increases with age, and is highest, at 27%, for people aged 80 years and above, according to National Institute of Deafness and other ...

Taste, this tech can release chemicals on the tongue that deliver a real taste of the food and beverage items we might be ...

Why is our sense of taste so susceptible to damage and is there a way to still enjoy food when we lose it? There are lots of tactics for boosting flavour in cooking: using pungent ingredients ...

If you grab a bite before your flight, you probably have an idea of what it will taste like. But once you're in the air, your sense of taste isn't the same as it is on the ground. A lot of factors ...

On the walls and grooves of these bumps are thousands of tiny taste buds, too small for the human eye to see. The buds sense the taste of everything they come into contact with. This taste ...

Stanley Tucci lost his sense of taste and smell while undergoing treatment for tongue cancer. But now that he's cancer-free, he says it's stronger than ever. The beloved actor — who's new show ...

People who lost their sense of smell and accompanying taste because of long Covid have had it restored through nasal surgery.

Has your sense of taste ever gone dull or disappeared after vaping? Vaper’s tongue could be to blame. The popularity of vaping has skyrocketed over the last couple of years, but still very ...