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Sponsored by the American Heart Association, Move More Month in April is a great time to start incorporating more physical activity into your life. While staying active is essential for everyone, it’s especially crucial for hearing loss patients. That’s because recent studies supported by the National Institute on Aging have found that when compared to…Read More

If it feels like your seasonal allergies are starting sooner and hitting harder, you’re not imagining it. Across the U.S., spring allergy season is beginning earlier, lasting longer and causing more intense symptoms. A recent analysis reviewed 30 studies and highlighted how climate change has altered pollen seasons and concentrations—and the impact this has had…Read More

The space between winter and spring can bring a lot of confusion about what your symptoms mean: flu season isn’t over yet, allergy season is starting and the inconsistent weather we get this time of year can have all kinds of effects on your sinuses. If you have a sniffly nose, you may be wondering…Read More

Winter is cozy-up-at-home season, a time for wearing comfy sweaters, curling up on the couch and kicking back with friends and family. Unfortunately, it’s also when you’re likely to experience a dry throat, which can put a damper on your plans. What Can Cause the Condition When you breathe in air, your nose and mouth…Read More

February is American Heart Month, a great time to focus on how to help your heart stay healthy. One simple way is to make sure you get regular sleep.  Having a regular sleep schedule is important for everyone, but research shows it’s even more crucial if you are recovering from heart failure. A study from…Read More