Chemosensory Dysfunction in Cancer Care: Why Taste and Smell Deserve a Seat at the Table

A 2025 study published in the Journal of Cancer Education by Stromberg et al. makes the case clear: chemosensory dysfunction is common, disruptive, and under-addressed.

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