Peter (name changed), a 25-year-old man, visited me because he often heard sounds in his ears. On talking to him, I found that he enjoyed listening to music and used earphones for long hours. Over ...

Led by Mathieu Beraneck, researchers at the University of Paris Cité/CNRS and the University of Barcelona explored the strength of the relationship between a type of inner hair cell in the ear and ...

There are over-the-counter eardrops that can help break up excessive earwax. Water-based options contain ingredients such as ...

Standing on one foot used to be child's play, but now at 55+, you're gripping the shower wall like your life depends on it—and science just revealed the surprisingly simple exercise that's helping ...

An audiologist-reviewed article examines how dietary habits may influence earwax buildup, identifying foods linked to clogged ears while ...

Meritus Health is pleased to welcome Kristin Jones, AuD, to Meritus Advanced Ear, Nose, and Throat. Jones, an audiologist, is ...

Many women experience this subtle ear issue that could be caused by a hormone drop ...

I’ve suffered with hearing problems in one ear for years. I’ve found that holding my nose and blowing improves the issue temporarily. So too does the steam in the shower. What could be the problem?

The Chicago Cubs signed Alex Bregman to a contract the Boston Red Sox couldn't match. The Ricketts' family finally listened to what Cubs fans have been begging for. While Kyle Tucker remains likely to ...

Losing balance often feels like an unavoidable part of aging, but Dr. Noah Marchese of HealthChoice Chiropractic says it doesn’t have to be that way — and now he has a new tool to help local patients ...

Swallowing, chewing gum, blowing your nose, and yawning can help relieve ear pressure from altitude changes. Earwax can be softened and removed using plain water, saline solution, or hydrogen peroxide ...