Sarah Chapman blogs about ear scoops, leek juice, and the latest Cochrane evidence on earwax removal.
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Hay fever and dust-mite allergies: What are the health benefits of salty water for allergic rhinitis?
Martin Burton, Ear, Nose and Throat doctor, writes about the latest evidence on nasal saline irrigation for allergic rhinitis (caused...
Hearing aids: evidence, equity and rationing
In this blog for the Evidence for Everyday Health Choices series, Sarah Chapman looks at the latest evidence on hearing aids for adults with acquired hearing loss.
Hyperacusis: what do we most need to know?
Member of the JLA Priority Setting Partnership on hyperacusis explain how they are working to ensure research into this hearing problem is directed by those affected by it
What works for chronic sinusitis?
In this guest blog, Ear, Nose and Throat doctor and researcher Carl Philpott explains the latest evidence on treatments for chronic sinusitis.
Top 10 priorities for research on mild-moderate hearing loss
What's most important in hearing loss research and how we decided
Priority setting in research: what do you want to know about hearing loss?
Working out what matters most for future research. Members of the Priority Setting Partnership for mild to moderate hearing loss explain
Learning to love our hearing aids. The good, the bad, the ugly and the evidence
For adults who lose hearing, being given hearing aids is just the start. Read on for evidence and experience
Topical steroids helpful in managing chronic rhinosinusitis and nasal polyps
Key message: Topical steroids are a beneficial treatmentSomething done with the aim of improving health or relieving suffering. For...