"Frequent use of in-ear devices, such as headphones, can push earwax deeper into the canal, preventing its natural movement out of the ear. Skin conditions around the ear and excessive hair in the ear ...

Top picks reviewed - Avid ear-filler Stuart Pritchard wades into the world of wired in-ear headphones and selects today’s ...

“Earwax blockages occur when the natural process of earwax expulsion is disrupted or when wax is produced in excessive amounts,” explains Gordon Harrison, chief audiologist at Specsavers. “Frequent ...

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WYSO Community Voices Producer Susan Byrnes explores ideas from her new show, "Lightness and Weight," now on display at the ...

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For larger plants, a wipe-down every other week with a dust cloth or damp paper towel is enough to keep them clean and happy.

Hearing loss can be conductive (including temporary causes such as a build up of ear wax), sensorineural (usually caused by ... are played through headphones, and you press a handheld button when you ...

Though coated in sweat and wax (gross, but facts), they're likely traveling with you wherever you go. The general recommendation for over-the-ear headphones is to go over them with a microfiber ...

Having worn hearing aids since I was two, there are habits which have become second nature when it comes to managing my ears and my hearing aids. I (almost) always leave my hearing aids in the ...