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Nov
A New Year’s Resolution for a Healthy Voice
With the new year right around the corner, too, you're probably planning your resolutions. Why not keep your voice healthy in the new year? You can start now with a few easy choices: Focus on your breathing: Breathing powers the voice, and good breathing patterns are benef...
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How to Ring in the New Year without Ringing in Your Ears
More than 1. 1 billion people ages 12-35 are at risk of hearing loss due to exposure to noisy leisure settings and noisy personal technology devices. Noise-induced hearing loss is completely preventable, but once it occurs, it's irreversible. Take these steps to protec...
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Winter Allergies
Contrary to popular belief, allergies can still persist well into the cold winter months and wreak havoc on the body. While there are little-to-no plant or tree pollens in the air, the problem often lies a lot closer to home than we think. Dust mites, animal dander, and cockroach...
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How to keep your voice healthy during the holidays
Make sure to get enough sleep: With so many obligations during the holiday season, it can be tempting to add extra hours to your day by staying up later. Remember, your vocal mechanism is a smaller part of your whole body. Caring for your voice starts with caring for your whole b...
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Videostroboscopy
What's Going on With My Voice? Is your voice not what it used to be? Are you losing your voice frequently, experiencing hoarseness, or persistent strain? A videostroboscopy assessment will provide a more detailed analysis of your vocal folds while you are producing sound a...
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Atlantic Ear, Nose & Throat 20th Anniversary
We are pleased to announce that Atlantic Ear, Nose & Throat celebrated our 20th Anniversary on December 1, 2019...
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National Handwashing Awareness Week
National Handwashing Awareness Week, which is celebrated from December 1-7th 2019, aims to keep the spotlight on the importance of handwashing, which is the most basic but most effective disease prevention method. Personal hygiene begins and ends with our hands. And basically, cl...
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COPD and Swallowing
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is a progressive disease that makes it hard to breathe. COPD comes with a variety of challenges. One common but not often discussed difficulty is trouble swallowing (also called dysphagia). Breathing is an important body function, but i...
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Mrs. Taylor’s Veterans Day Bio
Happy Veterans Day. We would like to recognize and honor all those who have served our country. In particular, we would like to recognize and thank Mrs. Taylor for her service. We are proud of you Mrs. Taylor! Mrs. Natasha Taylor joined our practice in 2003, she has been a practi...
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October is National Physical Therapy Month
October is National Physical Therapy Month. For our patients with vestibular disorders, vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) can be effective in improving their symptoms. People with vestibular disorders often experience problems with vertigo, dizziness, visual disturbance, and...
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LOUD Crowd
We are pleased to announce that we have added The LOUD Crowd® to preserve the voices of individuals with Parkinson's and related neurological disorders such as Essential Tremor, Lewy Body Dementia, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and Multiple System Atrophy. Upon completi...
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Healthy Lung Month
October is National Healthy Lung Month, a month that for many people causes multiple problems pertaining to their lungs. A lung allergy causes symptoms directly reflected in how a person breathes. Pollen, a major trigger for asthmatics, stimulates white blood cells to releas...
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