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Scientists are exploring new avenues for restoring hearing loss in adults.

Scientists are exploring new avenues for restoring hearing loss in adults. Researchers have tracked a cell-to-cell signalling pathway that designates the future location of the ear’s sensory organs in embryonic mice. The scientists succeeded in activating this signal more widely across the embryonic tissue that becomes the inner ear. “As the population ages, there’s a great interest [...]

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Could Your Gym Session Be Bad For Your Ears?

A good workout in the gym is important for many reasons including you weight, muscle tone and lung and heart health but for those who listen to their mp3 player whilst working out they may be doing more harm than good.

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The After Effect Of The Vuvuzela

The Vuvuzela is now a key symbol in the history of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. The sound of the vuvuzela instrument was the topic of much discussion throughout and after the end of the World Cup. Although many people considered it to be seemingly harmless the vuvuzela does pose health risks. It generates an extremely loud monotone sound when played, one which has been an irritation for many football fans worldwide since the World Cup began.

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Nasal Allergy In School Children

Most school-age children have different sorts of allergy. Symptoms of nasal allergy, including runny nose, blockage, continuous sneezing, and itchiness happen in up to 30% of children. Doctors have named two strong causes of allergies: house dust mites and certain allergen-containing food.

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The Danger Of Adult OTC Cough Meds Given To A Child

Parents of little kids find it horrible when their young ones cough. This is particularly true when the cough is recurring and lasting up to weeks. Irritating and consuming coughs also come with gagging and vomiting, and can leave the child worn-out and listless. In fact, some coughing occurs at night, stealing away important hours for sleep, resting, and recovering.

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Things We Can Learn From Tone Deafness

Not very many of us have singing voices worthy of a professional; in fact carrying a tune is difficult for some people. Aware of our poor singing, we only dare risk it in the car, with the windows rolled up, or the shower, with the water muffling our voice. If you are among those who admit to being tone deaf, you are hardly alone. There are about one in seven people that believe they are tone deaf.

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HSE To Encourage Quieter Work Places

The HSE have announced a brand new initiative aimed at encouraging manufacturers to make quieter machinery and businesses to use the quieter machinery. They have done this in a bid to try to reduce the amount of noise related health problems created in the workplace.

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A Few Facts About Glue Ear

Glue ear is a condition wherein fluid accumulates in the middle ear, just behind the eardrum. It is the most common reason of partial deafness in children. About 1 out of 4 children get affected by glue ear at one point of their childhood. Boys are at higher risk of this disease, being the most affected between ages two to five. However, there are still chances it can occur as they grow older, including adulthood.

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See Cough Run!

Is there anything extraordinary about the cough? Cough can be wet, whopping or dry. You get coughing fits, you may cough up a fake cough to spare you from an awkward spot, or you could give dagger looks at someone who coughs with loose abandon right to your face. But there is a lot more you may not know about the cough.

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