Many cancer patients suffer taste aversions long after the nausea of their drug treatments has passed.These taste aversions are acquired through

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Taste aversions are a classic example of classical conditioning, where a previously neutral stimulus (taste of food) becomes associated with an unpleasant experience (nausea due to drug treatment) leading to a conditioned response (aversion to that food taste).

Many Cancer Patients Suffer Taste Aversions Long After the Nausea