On June 23, 2025, in Hunan, central China, a video showed a boy repeatedly returning to the table for food during an earthquake evacuation. Netizens joked the dishes must have been “life ...

A better understanding of human smell is emerging as scientists interrogate its fundamental elements: the odor molecules that enter your nose and the individual neurons that translate them into ...

Finley Ranson, 14, from England, has a rare condition causing his body to react to all food like a virus. He needs lipids to be infused directly into his heart.

There are few bodily odors more immediately recognizable and off-putting than "old people smell." A longevity expert explains how one superfood can beat back the geriatric scent.

West Valley fast food restaurant helps make boy's birthday special 5-year-old Noah loves Chick-Fil-A more than anything, so his mom came up with a quirky idea that turned into something to remember.

The hunger switch in your nose: How smells tell your brain to stop eating How the smell of food triggers brain cells that make mice feel less hungry Date: June 12, 2025 Source: Max Planck ...

Researchers have identified a new brain pathway in mice that links the smell of food to feelings of fullness—offering insight into how scent influences appetite.

A direct connection from the nose to brain neurons are activated by the smell of food to trigger satiety in lean, but not in obese mice.

No more hunger after cooking? A newly identified network of nerve cells is responsible, a research group at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research has discovered in mice.

There's a reason why when you have a stuffy nose you can't taste your food as well. That's because smell plays a massive role in how you perceive flavor.

In the fragrance world, “gourmand” refers to inedible products (though mostly perfumes) that smell like food. If you’ve ever sniffed your way through the TJ Maxx perfume aisle, you’re ...