Key points
  1. The study investigated safety perceptions and incidences of hazardous events among individuals with olfactory dysfunction.
  2. The survey gathered responses from 432 individuals, primarily women aged 41-70 from different countries, including 16.7% non-UK.
  3. Majority (85.9%) expressed safety concerns, particularly around gas, smoke, and food, with notable incidents recorded.
  4. 5-year incidence of hazardous events remains substantial.
  5. The study identifies a need for better safety measures and routine assessments for people with olfactory dysfunction.