Older adults with a history of ___________ are more likely than others to experience loss of smell and taste sensitivity.

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Cigarette smoking has been shown to be a risk factor for loss of smell and taste sensitivity in older adults. Studies have suggested that cigarette smoking damages the sensory cells responsible for detecting odors and flavors in the nose and mouth, leading to a decline in sensory perception.

Older Adults with a History of ___________ Are More Likely