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Early screening starts here. The Aromha Brain Health Test is an at-home smell test that screens for olfactory loss, so you have something concrete to discuss with your physician.

Are you worried about memory loss or cognitive decline?
Published research has linked loss of smell to brain-health risk, including risk for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. The Aromha Brain Health Test checks your sense of smell at home and gives you a result to bring to your healthcare provider, so that conversation can start early. It is a screening test for olfactory loss. It does not detect or diagnose Alzheimer's, Parkinson's or any other disease.
It often starts quietly
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It can start with not knowing whether memory lapses or occasional forgetfulness are a natural part of aging, or something else.
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It can include feeling anxious about cognitive decline, and fearing it may affect your independence and quality of life.
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And it can mean not knowing where to turn, navigating a complex maze of possibilities with limited treatment options.
Your journey to better brain health starts here
Built on two decades of olfactory research at Mass General and Harvard
The Aromha Brain Health Test was developed by Dr. Mark Albers, a Harvard Medical School Associate Professor of Neurology, and his team at Massachusetts General Hospital.
The test is a screen for olfactory loss. Per published literature, olfactory dysfunction has been associated with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia, and the literature describes changes in olfactory function before some cognitive symptoms appear in certain populations.
The ABHT is designed to make that screening easier to reach. It is a non-invasive, at-home smell test paired with a straightforward web application.
Reference: Scientific Reports (2025), https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-92826-8

Personalized insights in three steps
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A quick and easy assessment
Peel, sniff and answer, at your own pace, at home. Most people finish in about 30 minutes.
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Personalized insights
Your results are presented clearly, with what they mean and what they do not.
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Steps to support brain health
Practical, evidence-informed next steps you can discuss with your physician.
The benefits of starting early
Start the conversation with your physician sooner, with an olfactory result in hand and a clear next step.
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Psychosocial benefits
Not knowing can be its own burden. A screening result gives you something concrete to bring to your physician, so the conversation starts from information rather than worry. The test screens for olfactory loss; what that means for you is a conversation for you and your clinician.
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Early intervention
Lifestyle factors such as physical activity, sleep and diet are widely studied in the context of brain health. Talk with your physician about what is right for you.
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Early-stage clinical trials
Most clinical trials focus on late-stage Alzheimer's management, largely because patients early in progression are hard to identify and recruit.
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Advance planning
Knowing early makes it easier to plan, whether for finances, asset management or assisted care. Early action matters.
Because the cost of inaction is too significant
Source: alz.org
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