Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders Stories
The genes for the receptors our noses use to detect scents are about 30 percent different between any two people, and so we each have a unique "olfactory fingerprint."
Watch this guy get a huge chunk of impacted earwax pulled out of his ear with tweezers.
Mounting evidence points to your sense of smell as the most reliable indication that death may be drawing near.
Hearing loss is a common problem for older Hispanics, but overall, prevalence is no different than that of the general American population.
While many people believe tinnitus is a condition only involving the brain's auditory cortex, a new study shows it could be more than that.
Eli Thompson was born in early March without a nose, a condition that has only occurred about 43 times since first reported in 1931.
Beat the spring allergy blues and add these anti-inflammatory foods to your diet — from apples to turmeric — for natural relief.
Brazilian doctors removed over 100 maggots from a man's left nostril after suffering a seven-day nosebleed.
Hospitality and retail industry jobs recruit help to find the right fit for their customers.
Your nose plays a large role in daily survival, bringing up deeply hidden memories and sexual attraction — as well as being the “guardian of your lungs.”
Singers are not born, they are taught, and a study shows that without the proper practice, the ability to sing in key can fade with age.
The level of humidity in an area may have affected the type of languages that evolved there.