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AZF explosion: what if 20 years later, we still suffer from tinnitus?
On September 21, 2001, the sound of the AZF factory explosion traumatized the ears of local residents, many of whom ...
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Soon an alcohol test in the ear?
The skin of the ears releases ethanol vapors similar to those of the breath. THE ESSENTIAL Sensors are installed at ...
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Hearing: the “cocktail effect” explained
Among hearing specialists, the "cocktail effect" refers to the fact of having difficulty understanding the person you are talking to ...
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Tuberculosis infection: his ear transformed into “apple jelly”
In Israel, a rare form of tuberculous lupus was discovered in a patient. For nearly 50 years, she had had ...
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“To say that half of the world’s population will have a hearing problem in 30 years is perhaps a bit excessive”
The World Health Organization predicts that a quarter of the world's population will suffer from hearing loss within 30 years. ...
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Has the origin of tinnitus been found?
Electrical brain stimulation can modulate the synchronization of the cerebral hemispheres which changes what we hear and limits tinnitus. THE ...
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Deafness: a promising gene therapy
With treatment based on the genetic input into inner ear cells, children born with a genetic mutation causing deafness could ...
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Stress measurement: a reactive “cotton swab” to easily assess the level of cortisol
The technique developed by the British consists of taking a little earwax from the ear to detect the level of ...
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More than one in two French people suffer from noise at work
The deleterious effects of overexposure to noise on the health of workers are very real. During an Ifop survey, 53% ...
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New technology reveals the secrets of the inner ear
The internal structure of the auditory organ can be studied using a synchrotron X-ray method. This technique could allow in ...
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Hearing loss: biomarkers identified, new tests soon
American researchers have discovered two biomarkers that explain why a person without a hearing problem may have difficulty following conversations ...
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His ear was itchy: an arachnophobe pulls a spider out of his ear canal
In the UK, a young man with a phobia of spiders removed one from his ear after feeling itchy and ...
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Using cotton swabs: Australian woman with moderate deafness after near death
By dint of using cotton swabs, an Australian woman developed an infection that led to moderate deafness. According to her ...
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Life expectancy: slow aging by stimulating the ears
A light electric current sent to the ear would delay the effects of aging by rebalancing the nervous system. Getting ...
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VIDEO: Spider removed from patient’s head
Doctors have removed a spider lodged in the ear of a Chinese. The video went around the web. In China, ...
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A tick lodges in the eardrum of a child, he narrowly escapes deafness
By lodging in the eardrum of a nine-year-old American boy, a tick almost made him deaf. Connecticut Boy Nearly Deaf ...
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Why do you cough when you wash your ears?
Do you cough as soon as you clean your ears with a cotton swab? Like many others, you suffer from ...
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England: a man victim of a skull infection because of a cotton swab
The 31-year-old presented to the emergency room suffering from seizures. Doctors discovered in his ear canal a piece of cotton ...
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Affected by a rare disease, this woman can no longer hear men
Victim of a very rare disease called "reverse ski slope hearing loss", a Chinese woman no longer hears male voices.Reported ...
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Good resolution 2019: take care of your hearing
Only 41% of people with hearing problems have hearing aids, which causes them significant daily worries. What if one of ...
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Concerts: earplugs prevent tinnitus
Above 100 decibels, the ears begin to ring. Wearing earplugs in concert prevents this frequent damage.Shaking your head to good ...
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Dijon: 14 years old and his ear “deformed for life” because of a piercing
In Dijon, a 14-year-old girl spent several days in hospital after contracting an ear infection from a piercing made at ...
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American soldier has a new ear transplanted that grew on her arm (VIDEO)
Surgeons at William Beaumont Army Medical Center (Texas) successfully transplanted a new ear to a 21-year-old American girl. The organ ...
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Usher syndrome: gene therapy restores hearing and balance
Researchers injected a gene into the inner ear of mice with Usher syndrome and made them regain hearing and balance.Treat ...
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This is how often you can hear Christmas music on the car radio
Before you hit a tree on purpose The New York sarcophagus has been opened and Mariah Carey has been awakened ...
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IG Nobel recognizes work on large ears
The humorous counterpart of the Nobel Prizes was awarded to work dating back to 1995 that revealed that older people ...
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Cotton swab: how to use it without hurting yourself
Perforations of the eardrum, foreign bodies in the ear, accidents are numerous. In question: the improper use of the cotton ...
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Ear transplant in China: a growing practice
VIDEO - A Chinese man, who lost his ear in a car accident, has successfully transplanted an artificial organ grown ...
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How do I deal with all those sounds I hear?
Joris Bartstra, doctor and journalist, answers readers' questions. This time the question: I, a 72-year-old woman, hear continuous hissing, whistling ...
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