What Are Tonsil Stones?
Learn what you can do about that buildup of bacteria in your tonsils. Think of your tonsils as glandular traps. These traps guard the inside
How to Prevent Losing Your Voice
Your voice is how you express yourself — but while its importance is undeniable, you may not be aware of how to properly care for
Identifying Your Thyroid Issue May Be Harder Than You Think
There are a surprising number of thyroid disease symptoms that can sneak up on you — here’s what to look for. The thyroid gland in
Can You Prevent Strep Throat?
Winter is coming — and so is the painful infection known as strep throat. Here’s what you can do about it. Strep throat is not
Voice Hoarse? Follow These Tips From an Otolaryngologist
Here are the best ways to get your voice back to normal once it goes hoarse. Losing your voice is always an inconvenience, but especially
Protecting Singers’ Most Precious Instrument
Picture a pair of tiny violin bows, each no longer than a thumbnail clipping, lodged horizontally in your windpipe. Halfway between the chin and collarbone,
Should You See a Voice Specialist?
A scratchy voice or tickling sensation in your throat could signal a more serious problem. Learn how a voice specialist can help. Do you find
What Is the Impact of Air Pollution on Our Kids’ Weight and Health?
There are many ways air pollution can impact our well-being, and studies show a direct connection between poor air quality and asthma and obesity in
Meet Karla O’Dell, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Otolaryngology
Karla O'Dell, MD, is assistant professor of clinical otolaryngology - head and neck surgery in the Tina and Rick Caruso Department of Otolaryngology - Head and