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Upper airway stimulation therapy restores couple's restful nights
Jerry Wojtkiewicz woke up many mornings more tired than when he went to bed because of sleep apnea. Now, he's sleeping well and waking refreshed thanks to upper airway stimulation therapy.
Connection between HPV infection and mouth, throat cancer
Did you know that HPV infection increases risk of throat and mouth cancer? Learn about prevention, symptoms and treatment options.
Hit it on the nose: Deviated septum Q&A
Love or loathe it, your nose is a key part of your visual identity. One of the most common nose deformities is a deviated septum. Here are answers to 10 common questions about this condition.
Your sinus headache may not be what you think
If you have pain or pressure in your forehead with nasal symptoms, you may think you have a sinus headache. But 90% of people with these symptoms are actually experiencing migraine headaches. Learn the difference.
Unlocking the mystery of your sinuses: Answers to 8 common questions
About 29 million U.S. adults are diagnosed with a sinus infection annually. Clear up misconceptions with answers to 8 common sinus questions.
8 reasons to visit an ENT specialist
You know that ear, nose and throat (ENT) providers care for ear infections. But they treat a much wider range of conditions. Read about the 8 common conditions treated by ENT, ranging from tonsillitis to dizziness.
Solve chronic stuffy nose with intense cooling
Put a freeze on your chronic stuffy nose. Learn how nasal cryotherapy uses intense cooling to treat overactive nerves in your nose and sinus cavities, and helps with long-lasting symptom relief.
Q&A: COVID-19 and loss of smell, taste
If you've lost your sense of smell this past year, you're not alone. Learn what you might expect, how long it could last, why COVID-19 can affect it and more.
Chronic sinusitis: More than a stuffy nose
While the signs of nice weather are welcome for some, for others, they signal the start of sinus problems. Here's what you need to know about chronic sinusitis and finding relief.
