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February 13, 2024Vaping affects taste and smell research shows2 minutesPlayNew research out of Otago University shows that vaping affects our sense of taste and smell.The findings could also provide information on how vaping can impact on appetite and eating behaviours in younger people.Dr Mei Peng spoke to Charlotte Cook....moreShareView all episodesBy RNZ511 ratingsFebruary 13, 2024Vaping affects taste and smell research shows2 minutesPlayNew research out of Otago University shows that vaping affects our sense of taste and smell.The findings could also provide information on how vaping can impact on appetite and eating behaviours in younger people.Dr Mei Peng spoke to Charlotte Cook....moreMore shows like Midday ReportView allSaturday Morning38 ListenersNine To Noon17 ListenersSunday Morning12 ListenersCheckpoint7 ListenersAt The Movies3 ListenersMorning Report19 ListenersAfternoons9 ListenersNine To Noon Politics2 ListenersThe Panel4 ListenersNights2 ListenersYour Money With Mary Holm7 ListenersIt Takes A Village5 ListenersFirst Up Podcast2 ListenersSmart Talk0 ListenersCulture 1010 ListenersMusic 101 Interviews0 Listeners
New research out of Otago University shows that vaping affects our sense of taste and smell.The findings could also provide information on how vaping can impact on appetite and eating behaviours in younger people.Dr Mei Peng spoke to Charlotte Cook.
February 13, 2024Vaping affects taste and smell research shows2 minutesPlayNew research out of Otago University shows that vaping affects our sense of taste and smell.The findings could also provide information on how vaping can impact on appetite and eating behaviours in younger people.Dr Mei Peng spoke to Charlotte Cook....more
New research out of Otago University shows that vaping affects our sense of taste and smell.The findings could also provide information on how vaping can impact on appetite and eating behaviours in younger people.Dr Mei Peng spoke to Charlotte Cook.