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Custom swim plugs can keep infection at bay

July 10, 2015 audiology,  Dr. Lauren Placke,  head and neck surgery,  Healthcare,  Houston,  Julia Parsons,  otolaryngology,  swimmer's ear

Before you dive into the water to cool off this summer, make sure your ears are protected. Dr. Lauren Placke, audiologist in the Department of

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Voice adds emotion, nuance that is lacking in digital communication

June 26, 2015 communication,  Dr. Julina Ongkasuwan,  head and neck surgery,  Healthcare,  Houston,  otolaryngology,  Social Media,  Technology,  voice

In today’s world most people are enamored by technology and social media. With this transition into a largely digital lifestyle, some wonder if the voice

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Help protect elderly from fall-related injuries

June 3, 2015 Aging,  Center for Balance Disorders,  Dr. Helen Cohen,  Healthcare,  Houston,  Huffington Center on Aging,  Men's Health,  otolaryngology,  Women's Health

The only way to steady the rising number of elderly deaths due to falls is by preventing them from happening in the first place, according

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Men opting for plastic surgery to boost self esteem, career

May 18, 2015 Dr. Krista Olson,  Healthcare,  Houston,  Julia Parsons,  Men's Health,  otolaryngology,  plastic surgery

Women aren’t the only ones who want to look their best. More men are looking to retain a youthful appearance and are turning to facial

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It’s spring time! But why am I hoarse?

April 22, 2015 Allergies,  Baylor College of Medicine,  cold,  Dr. Mas Takashima,  Felicia Carter,  Healthcare,  Houston,  Institute for Voice and Swallowing,  otolaryngology,  The Sinus Center at Baylor College of Medicine,  voice

Spring is here! Aren’t we so glad to be out of winter? With seasonal changes, people often experience upper respiratory infections, allergies or a cold,

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How is your voice today?

April 16, 2015 Baylor College of Medicine,  Dr. Julina Ongkasuwan,  Dr. Kenneth Altman,  Events,  Healthcare,  Houston,  Institute for Voice and Swallowing,  larynx,  otolaryngology,  voice,  World Voice Day

Your voice can evoke passion, emotion, and information. But did you know that your voice could indicate potential health concerns?

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Your immune system: The secret weapon against HPV-related cancers

April 13, 2015 Cancer,  Clinical research,  Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center,  Dr. Andrew Sikora,  Head and Neck,  head and neck cancer,  Head and Neck Cancer Program,  Healthcare,  Houston,  HPV,  human papillomavirus,  otolaryngology,  Research

Imagine the sudden emergence of a new, previously unseen viral disease that is rapidly approaching epidemic levels.

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Apps, technology help patients with hearing loss

January 13, 2015 audiology,  Audiology Services,  Baylor C,  Dr. Ross Tonini,  Healthcare,  hearing,  hearing aid,  Houston,  Julia Parsons,  otolaryngology,  Technology

What started as a small device to help World War II combat veterans with hearing loss has evolved into a widely used hearing aid to

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Exploring the history of snoring, sleep apnea treatment

December 10, 2014 Dr. Mas Takashima,  head and neck surgery,  Healthcare,  hyposglossal nerve stimulator,  Julia Parsons,  otolaryngology,  Sleep,  sleep apnea,  Surgery,  The Sinus Center at Baylor College of Medicine,  treatment

When it comes to snoring and sleep apnea, there hasn’t been a shortage of home remedies and methods to sleep more soundly and quietly. Dr.

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Swimmer's ear prevention tips
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5 simple tips to protect against swimmer’s ear

July 11, 2014 Dr. Jeffrey Vrabec,  Healthcare,  Nutrition and Wellness,  otolaryngology,  Summer,  swimmer's ear

When you get ready to hit the pool to get in a few last cannonballs this summer, be sure to protect yourself against swimmer’s ear.

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