Tag: Otolaryngology

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  May 17, 2022

  Head & Neck Cancers: A How-to and Why You Should Do a Self-Exam Guide

  Catching cancer early often starts at home. Here’s what may increase your risk for head or neck cancer and the early warning signs you can look for.
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  March 21, 2022

  Doctors Feel Hopeful About Restoring Taste and Smell Loss After COVID

  The second phase of a clinical trial for patients to regain their sense of taste and smell is about to begin, and it is showing promising results.
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  March 1, 2022

  How One Patient Recovered Their Taste and Smell After COVID

  Nancy Damato went from being a perfume collector to being a part of a clinical trial to regain her sense of taste and smell.
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  December 16, 2021

  Dazed and Dizzy: What’s Causing My Vertigo?

  Commonly characterized by a feeling of spinning, vertigo can be a scary and confusing symptom of a larger problem.
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  June 4, 2021

  15 Years Later, a Man Reflects on the Facial Tumor That Caused Him to Undergo Multiple Surgeries as a Teenager

  Cameron Fromm was just 15 when he became one of the first Jefferson Health patients to have a rare tumor behind his nose removed endoscopically.
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  May 27, 2021

  Are Earbuds Damaging Your Hearing?

  Now that so many of us are working from home and participating in endless Zoom meetings, all-day headphone use is more common than ever before. But what does that mean for your hearing and ear health?
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  May 18, 2021

  Podcast: How to Regain Your Taste and Smell After COVID

  Episode 14 of The Health Nexus Podcast
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  March 24, 2021

  Here’s What Causes Nosebleeds & How You Can Prevent Them

  Many people have been noticing an increase in nosebleeds—here’s why you might be getting them and how you can treat them effectively.
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  February 18, 2021

  How to Get Your Smell and Taste Back After COVID-19

  The social media videos on eating strange combinations of food to get your sense of taste back may not be as crazy as they seem.
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  February 16, 2021

  Sleeping Soundly: Is There Really a Surgery to Stop Your Snoring?

  Loud snoring is just a nuisance for some. But for others, it could pose some serious health issues.
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  January 25, 2021

  Can the COVID-19 Vaccine Cause Bell’s Palsy? Experts Say No.

  Facial paralysis and sensitivity are alarming symptoms of Bell's palsy, but full recovery is possible, especially when treated at the right time.