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Simple Scratch-and-Sniff Test to Predict Parkinson's Disease

A simple scratch-and-sniff test could predict the risk of Parkinson's disease before 10 years. Previous research has shown that loss of smell can indicate disease progression of up to four to five years before the disease is diagnosed.

Loss of smell can predict Parkinson's disease risk - People with poor sense of smell are five times more likely to be diagnosed with Parkinson's disease

Scratch-and-Sniff Test Could Predict Parkinson's Much Earlier

Poor sense of smell can predict the risk of Parkinson's disease 10 years prior to the actual diagnosis. Read More

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