The way your belly button smells could be an early warning sign of Parkinson’s
A new study found that dogs can detect signs of Parkinson’s disease through body odor, specifically from belly buttons, up to 20 years before clinical symptoms appear. This could lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment options for the condition.

A new study found that dogs can detect signs of Parkinson’s disease through body odor, specifically from belly buttons, up to 20 years before clinical symptoms appear. This could lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment options for the condition.
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- nypost.com — The way your belly button smells could be an early warning sign of Parkinson’s
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