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. 2025 Oct 21.
doi: 10.1002/alr.70049. Online ahead of print.

Olfactory Dysfunction and Mental Health Disparities Within a US Population

Sidharth K Sengupta  1 , Jess C Mace  1 , Kara Y Detwiller  1 , Timothy L Smith  1 , Mathew Geltzeiler  1 , Vivek C Pandrangi  2
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Olfactory Dysfunction and Mental Health Disparities Within a US Population

Sidharth K Sengupta et al. Int Forum Allergy Rhinol. .
No abstract available

Keywords: cross‐sectional analysis; financial hardship; mental health associations; olfactory impairment; social determinants of health.

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