by Enticare Updates | Sep 7, 2020 | Hearing, Hearing Loss, Hearing Loss Related Disease, Research
More than 34 million people in the U.S. have diabetes. This chronic condition impacts how the body produces energy from the food we consume. Most of the food that we eat turns into glucose (sugar) which enters the bloodstream. The pancreas emits insulin when blood...
by Enticare Updates | Aug 31, 2020 | Research, Sleep, Tips & Tricks
Snoring is a common experience that many of us are familiar with. We have either been told that we snore, or have been bothered (even woken up) by the unpleasant sounds during the night. These sounds are caused when the muscles and tissue in the mouth as well as...
by Enticare Updates | Aug 27, 2020 | Ear Nose Throat, Research
The nasal septum is a thin wall made of bone and cartilage that is between the two nostrils, separating the left and right nasal airways. Though the nasal septum should ideally be centered, it is typically slightly off-center for 80% of people. This usually is not...
by Enticare Updates | Jul 23, 2020 | Ear Nose Throat, Research
Laryngitis occurs when overuse, irritation, or infection causes your voice box or vocal cords to become inflamed. Laryngitis may be acute (short-term), less than three weeks in duration, or chronic (long-term) and last for over three weeks. There are over three...
by Enticare Updates | Jul 9, 2020 | Research, Sleep
Do you often find it hard to get enough nightly sleep? Or maybe you sleep as much as you can every day as your schedule allows? None of these are healthy, and a new study suggests that you may run the risk of metabolic issues. How much sleep is too much? First,...
by Enticare Updates | Jul 2, 2020 | Enticare Updates, Hearing Loss, Research, Work & Economy
In some areas of your life, hearing loss has a negative impact – it can raise the likelihood of depression and dementia, and decrease the ability to communicate with others. And now we know it could also affect your job prospects. According to the Hearing Health...
