Some cancer drugs disrupt taste by changing the cells inside taste buds, study shows

Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz may have identified why many cancer patients say food suddenly tastes ...
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In my garden: Adapting taste to the changing climate

This piece first appeared in the summer 2025 issue of Gravy quarterly from the Southern Foodways Alliance, guest edited by Rough Draft’s Beth McKibben. You can purchase the issue of Gravy here for $12 ...
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Changing sweet taste in diet does not affect sugar cravings or health, study suggests

Changing the amount of sweetness in a person's diet has no impact on their liking for sweet foods, the results of a new trial suggest. The results also showed no difference in indicators of ...
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'Miracle Fruit' Helps Cancer Patients Enjoy Their Food by Changing Taste Buds from 'Metallic' to Sweet

A "miracle fruit" is helping cancer patients enjoy their food. Red berries in South Florida are being used to change taste buds for people receiving chemotherapy, according to a new report by CBS News ...