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Carthage College researcher looks to exply why women have a heightened sense of smell during pregnancy
Ask any mom, and she’ll probably tell you her sense of smell went through the roof while she was pregnant.
But ask Carthage psychologist Leslie Cameron, and she’ll tell you that there is no scientific evidence for the belief that women’s sense of smell is heightened while carrying a baby. View Article
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