Your nose can smell danger
28/3/2008 |
Researches claim emotions play an even bigger role with the nose than previously thought, and that your sense of smell actually can sharpen when something bad happens.
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Get new vocal cords
13/8/2007 |
US researchers hope to develop pliable, new vocal cord tissue to replace damaged tissue that can alter or silence a person's voice.
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Experts warn about karaoke
23/7/2007 |
Young people in Hong Kong were urged not to sing karaoke without voice training to avoid causing permanent voice damage.
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Fat linked to ear infection
17/4/2007 |
Scientists in South Korea have uncovered a possible connection between body fat in children and a certain kind of ear infection.
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Clues to ringing in the ears
19/12/2006 |
The ringing or buzzing in the ears known as tinnitus varies among patients according to the condition's clinical characteristics, German researchers report.
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How well we really smell
19/12/2006 |
Lost in the dark, without sight, sound or clue? Follow your nose.
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Dual causes of ear infection
8/11/2006 |
While they're generally considered to be caused by bacteria, childhood ear infections are often caused by both viruses and bacteria, says a Finnish study.
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Ear infection: Wait and see
13/9/2006 |
Children with acute ear infections may not need antibiotics to get better, even when the infection is severe enough to prompt a visit to the emergency room.
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Slime key to ear infection
13/7/2006 |
If your young child has an ear infection that won't go away, he may be struggling with a slime-like substance in the middle ear that experts call bacterial "biofilm."
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Top tips for swimmer's ear
4/6/2006 |
Antiseptic or antibiotic eardrops should be front-line treatment for swimmer's ear, and doctors should use restraint in using oral antibiotics for the common condition.
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