Most of us have found ourselves satisfying an itch in the ear with a cotton bud or using a swab to remove excess earwax — but how safe is it really to clean your ears with cotton buds and other tools?

In addition to protecting your ears from water damage and infection, earwax also lubricates the ears, preventing the area ...

A student who believed he was going deaf woke in the middle of the night with his left ear in agony. The journalism ...

Learn more› By Lauren Dragan and Ian D. White We tested new earbuds and in-ear monitors from FiiO, Hidizs, Kiwi Ears, Meze, and Soundmagic. We added the Soundmagic E80D to Good wired earbuds ...

Last year, the RNID (Royal National Institute for Deaf People) warned that almost 10 million people in England could no longer access free NHS ear wax removal services. The hearing loss charity said ...

Excess earwax production can cause a buildup of wax that can block the ear canal, creating a sensation of clogged ears. Wearing hearing aids can lead to earwax impaction because the earwax cannot ...

A woman who thought her frequent dizzy spells and blocked ears were just symptoms of a common cold has shared the horrifying experience she endured after becoming completely immobile. Nadia Bishop ...

Once the wax is produced, it travels toward the opening of the ear ... 12 years and older (and should not be confused with Debrox Kids used to treat water-clogged ears). How to Apply Eardrops The ...

Indeed, I could (ear)wax lyrical about the company’s work in noise/distortion-reducing ingenuity, but I feel that’s a topic for a whole other article, for here I’m going to focus on the firm ...