Our voices, as unique as they are, all start from the same basic system. Two vocal cords lie within the voicebox, or larynx. They vibrate against each other on the body’s command. The result? The… Read More
A child-size robot might mean big advances in speech rehab. An electronic helper named uBot-5 has made noteworthy gains in “treating” a stroke patient during language classes and physical therapy, leading scientists to see new… Read More
Thanks to a researcher in Washington, one tiny creature called the zebra fish could change how we understand and treat hearing loss. Allison Coffin, assistant professor of neuroscience at Washington State University Vancouver, is studying… Read More
Grab those tissues. Experts are predicting that the 2013 allergy season could be the most severe on record, and those of us in the Northeast could have it especially bad. And why’s that? Climate change.… Read More
If you are what you eat — and if you are prone to sinus infections — then you… Read More
If you are what you eat — and if you are prone to sinus infections — then you might want to do a quick check of the grocery list. Not all foods are created equal when it comes to recuperating from a nasty sinus attack. When the body’s fighting off… Read More
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