- About 64 million people globally have heart failure.
- Researchers from Michigan State University say losing the sense of smell may help predict a person’s risk of developing heart failure.
- Scientists did not find a link between loss of smell and heart disease or stroke risk.
Specialists estimate that about 64 million people globally have heart failure — a medical condition where the heart is unable to pump enough blood throughout the entire body.
Heart failure can be caused by other diseases…
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