Key result
Chemosensory dysfunction, specifically subjective trigeminal dysfunction, is linked to cognition.
The study introduces a method for assessing trigeminal function and supports an association between chemosensory/trigeminal dysfunction and cognition.
Key Points This study supports the association between chemosensory dysfunction and cognition. We introduce methods of assessing trigeminal function with the Medoc TSA‐II thermoprobe. Our results identify an association between subjective trigeminal dysfunction and cognition.
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Yu et al. (2026) studied this question. Chemosensory dysfunction, specifically subjective trigeminal dysfunction, is associated with cognition.
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