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  • Throat Facts 8/18/2025

    Ever wonder what’s going on in your throat when it’s sore, scratchy, or hoarse? From tonsils to the voice box, take a closer look at the hardworking parts of your throat — and why they sometimes cause trouble.

  • Why Do Nosebleeds Happen? Understanding the Surprising Triggers Behind This Common Condition 7/17/2025

    Why Do Nosebleeds Happen? Understanding the Surprising Triggers Behind This Common Condition

  • Music to Her Ears

    Ear Tubes Help Young Dancer Restore Hearing and Pursue Her Dance Ambitions

  • When a Sore Throat Needs Medical Attention 2/2/2026

    Not every sore throat needs a doctor – but some do. Learn how to tell the difference, when home care is enough, and when it’s time to get checked.

  • 9 Signs of Hearing Loss 10/2/2025

    Struggling to follow conversations or turning the volume on your TV up? These could be early signs of hearing loss. Discover 9 signs to watch for in our latest blog.

  • 5 Simple Tips to Help Manage Tinnitus 5/22/2025

    Do you hear ringing, buzzing, or hissing in your ears when it’s quiet? That might be tinnitus. It’s a common condition, and while it can be bothersome, there are things you can do to help manage it and feel better. Learn how you can take charge of the noise.

  • This Is One of the Most Common Illnesses in Kids 3/3/2025

    Did you know that ear infections are one of the most common illnesses in young children? Learn why they happen, how to treat them, and what you can do to prevent them.

  • Music to Her Ears 7/21/2024

    Ear Tubes Help Young Dancer Restore Hearing and Pursue Her Dance Ambitions

  • Do You Need a Hearing Test? 5/25/2023

    Having regular hearing exams will allow you and your healthcare provider to discover any healing loss sooner, uncover any physical and medical issues you may not have known about, and create a plan to prevent any further damage.

  • Finding Clarity After a Lifetime of Hearing Loss

    As a child, Renee did not know she was dealing with more than routine infections. “I was always the sick kid,” she said. “I missed school a lot, and no one really knew why.”