Using cotton swabs or ear candling to remove earwax may cause more harm than good. Here's what you should do instead.

An estimated 10% of people will experience swimmer's ear. One patient's story helps highlight who can be most at risk.

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A small device that zaps a major nerve connecting the heart and brain could help improve fitness, an early trial suggests.

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The Face Wrap comes in one size and Clay and Cocoa colorways, with both ringing you up for $48 apiece. However, as of August ...

Flushing out your ears with diluted hydrogen peroxide is usually a safe and effective way to loosen earwax buildup and allow ...

Volunteers wore the device in their ear where it helped stimulate the vagus nerve (PA) A small device that zaps a major nerve ...

I flew home with a cold and burst both eardrums – here’s what I’ve learned about flying sick, ear pain and why I’ll never ...