Humans have five principal senses of perception. These comprise touch, hear, taste, smell and sight. Senses have been perceived with the aid of sensory organs and sensory system associated with each sense. That is, people hear through the ears, appreciate tactile sensation with the help of skin, smell through nose, see through eyes and taste with the tongue. Taste and smell are known as the chemical senses. Humans can differentiate between hundreds of smells and different types of tastes. Touch is a somatic sensation where the pressure variations are detected by the skin. Other senses include equilibrioception, nociception, thermoception and proprioception.

All About Vision

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Provides guide to eye care and vision correction methods such as LASIK, eye surgery, contact lenses, and eyeglasses.

Contrast Sensitivity

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Privately owned, independent corporations specializing in vision testing technology and the measurement and analysis of visual performance.

EyeSearch

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Guide to vision and the eye, including information on glasses, contact lenses, eye diseases, eye surgery, laser surgery and more.

Healing Touch

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Offers a certification program to individuals and professionals desiring to practice healing work using energy based concepts.

Hear Again

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Offers information on cochlear implant and resources for hearing related products and services.

Hearnet.com

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Hearing health organization dedicated to the prevention of hearing loss and tinnitus for musicians, music students, and music industry professionals.

MyEyeNet

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Comprehensive source for eye care information on the web with topics ranging from contact lenses to lasik surgery.

Pain.com

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Pain management resources for both professionals and consumers. Includes news, case studies, review, and more.

Taste & Smell Clinic

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Clinical and research facility in the US where patients with taste and smell dysfunction are evaluated and treated.