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Amphibians, birds and fish all have the ability to re-grow lost or damaged hair cells. Mammals (including humans) don't - but wait!

The cochlea, a structure in the inner ear, changes sound waves into electrical signals that get sent to the brain. The cochlea also determines the pitch of sounds.

A cochlear implant can be a helpful treatment for sensorineural hearing loss in children and adults. This article describes how normal hearing and implants work.

Understanding the intensely emotional debate surrounding treatments, "cures", and restorative devices requires first an understanding of the mechanics of hearing.

There are several options when it comes to trying to restore lost hearing. For patients with profound hearing loss, cochlear implants are growing in popularity.

In most vascular plants, the roots compose the underground portion of the plant and perform several vital functions: absorption, anchorage, and food storage.

Prolonged exposure to sounds at overly high frequencies (Hertz) or pressure (decibels) can potentially result in permanent noise-induced hearing loss.

Would you like to see your hair glowing with health, but are unsure how to go about it? Well define what hair problems you have and research the products available.

Babies cannot tell you if they are suffering from hearing loss. Fortunately, two simple and painless tests, the ABR and OAE, can help.

The potential consequences of a fall or of a dizzy spell while driving demand that dizziness never be disregarded.

Loss of hearing, ringing in the ears and problems with balance can result from exposure to solvents and other chemicals. Advice is given on chemicals and prevention.

Instead of screaming "old", going gray is becoming more trendy. Here are some tips for letting your gray locks grow out naturally.

Loud and continuous noise, such as from an mp3 player, can cause hearing loss. New research offers hope of preventing permanent damage.

Sophora flavescens is a frequently prescribed herb in traditional Chinese Medicine. Modern research has substantiated many of its traditional uses.

Short canals called Eustachian tubes, or auditory tubes, connect the middle ear and nasal cavity, allowing air pressure regulation and fluid drainage.

Cancer begins when there is a mutation to the genetic code that controls cell division.

Sound waves entering the ear canal induce pressure waves that activate a series of events involving membranes, miniature bones, and specialized hairs.

Dogs from over 50 breeds are at risk of hereditary sensory neuronal deafness in one or both ears. If not picked up early, affected dogs could be labelled as disobedient.

One of the most important - and most often overlooked - skin care products is a good supply of vitamins and minerals.