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ENT; Pediatrics

Dealing with earwax: Why parents should step away from the swab

Kenneth Lee, M.D., Ph.D.

June 23, 2022

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Removing pituitary adenomas with an endoscope and expert teamwork

May 25, 2022

What to include in your ‘voice care lunchbox’ – and what to leave out

October 25, 2021

Advanced sinus surgery relieves nasal polyp symptoms – without a long recovery

October 18, 2021

Why follow-up care is crucial when a newborn fails ABR hearing screening

May 25, 2021

Unlocking language for babies who are deaf or hard of hearing

April 29, 2021

Voice care: Sorting fact from fiction

We depend on our voices, but often take them for granted. Get the truth about common voice myths and find tips for how to keep the voice in tip-top shape.

Lesley Childs, M.D.

April 13, 2020

ENT; Prevention

How cold, flu, and allergy symptoms can hurt your voice

Most of us don’t really think about our voice as a tangible thing that requires care – until we can’t use it because of illness. When you get sick and lose your voice, you may think it’s just a normal part of being sick.

Lesley Childs, M.D.

February 1, 2021

ENT; Prevention

Beware: 4 conditions that can lead to voice problems

We only get one set of vocal cords, so protect them. Beware of these four conditions that can lead to vocal irritation or damage.

Lesley Childs, M.D.

May 11, 2016

ENT; Prevention

Hoarse? Lost your voice? Here’s what to do

If you’re hoarse for more than two weeks, you should see a laryngologist (an ENT surgeon who specializes in the vocal cords).

April 9, 2015

“It’s about looking at a disability and not seeing it as a disability. I've lived with (hearing loss) my whole life and sometimes when I haven't been able to hear myself, I sing based on feeling. That was something I could tap into, so I do really feel like it can be a superpower.”

Maelyn Jarmon quoted from: ‘The Voice’ of Frisco inspires millions with her songs, and her superpower

Brain; ENT

Invisible acoustic neuroma surgery removes tumors with no visible scarring

Invisible acoustic neuroma surgery is an advanced technique for tumor removal that results in no visible scarring. UT Southwestern is one of just two centers in the U.S. to offer this procedure.