Here, two otolaryngologists — the ear, nose, and throat specialists commonly known as ENTs — answer some of the most frequently asked questions about nasal polyps. 1. Are Nasal Polyps Hereditary?

Stay up to date on nasal polyp treatments. Keep regular appointments with your otolaryngologist (ear, nose, and throat doctor), so they can track the size and number of nasal polyps you have and ...

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Dysphonia is a common condition of abnormal voice production, often caused by problems with the voice box or vocal cords.

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Snoring is often dismissed as a harmless quirk – or the punchline of bedtime jokes – but it can signal deeper issues that go beyond mere acoustic ann ...

Jeezy’s rise to rap royalty is filled with lessons about betting on yourself and giving before you expect anything back. The Snowman recently sat down with Billboard to mark the 20th anniversary of ...

“An oral appliance can help by keeping the mandible in a forward and closed position. This helps to keep the airway open by ...