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Teens Are Stinky. Biology, Chemistry Explain (at Least Part of) It

Teens Are Stinky. Biology, Chemistry Explain (at Least Part of) It
A recent study tells us something that need not be told: Teenagers don't smell so good. And the authors take it one step further; babies smell better than teens.
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