A graphene sensor trained by machine learning can now taste like a human, identifying both basic and complex flavors with ...

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Familiarity often causes people not to consider the tongue as a special organ. For instance, Western medicine focuses more on tooth decay and periodontal disease, while tongue health is relegated to ...

The world's strongest coffee works best when it gets weirdest. But Death Wish has something to offer everyone (and caffeine. Lots of caffeine).

If the tongue is red and blistered, it's probably too dry, a sign that you might not be making enough saliva, which could in turn be a side effect of some blood pressure or allergy meds, ABC News ...

Bumps on the back of your tongue may arise from viral or yeast infections, irritations, or serious medical conditions like HPV, syphilis, and cancer.

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Taste buds are little bumps on the tongue that are present from birth. If tongue bumps appear suddenly, they may be due to an underlying condition, such as an infection or allergy.