There’s a certain moment when it hits you. It could be in a crowded elevator, in a locker room or on one of the South Shore ...

Scientists studying the microbes that produce body odor on humans have pinpointed the enzyme that is responsible for the odor molecules. The so-called “BO Enzyme” produces the molecules that ...

People who are overweight or obese are more likely to have bad body odour (BO), GP Doctor Sophie Newton said. This is because those who overweight or obese often have folds in their skin ...

No matter who you are, everyone has a smell that is unique and their own - just like a fingerprint. But sudden and persistent changes in your body odour can sometimes be signs of an underlying ...

Body odour is a normal part of human existence, but certain smells could be a sign that something else is going on. While sweating during exercise or on a warm day often produces a strong smell ...