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Joy Milne with a condition called hyperosmia (an abnormally sensitive sense of smell), helped detect Parkinson's in her ...

Joy Milne, a Scotswoman, possesses hyperosmia. This rare condition allows her to detect Parkinson's disease through smell.

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A woman has revealed what Parkinson's disease 'smells' like after claiming she can detect it on other people. Joy Milne has an extremely rare condition known as hyperosmia, which is an incredibly ...

That’s an everyday reality for Joy Milne, a Scottish woman who claims she can sniff out the condition’s telltale scent long before the symptoms appear. The 75-year-old former nurse told The ...