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2020 was the most unusual year of most, if not all, of our lives. Through it all, we worked hard to keep you educated about important issues related to eye, ENT, audiology, allergy, and facial plastic surgery care. This year, our top five blogs were:
It’s late, you’re tired, and as you start yawning your eyes start to water. Why is that? Why does being tired make your eyes tear?
Not all of us are morning people, but waking up every day can be uncomfortable for anyone if our eyes burn. But why does that happen? Is it a cause for alarm?
While you love a good meal, you’re always a little embarrassed to eat with other people. That’s because, for some reason, your nose runs every time you eat. What is happening, and is there any way to stop it?
You’ve seen them on TV or in the movies: A SWAT Team needs to quickly bring down a gang of criminals. One officer throws something into a room, and it explodes with a blinding light and a loud noise. The criminals are stunned and apprehended safely. Those officers used a flashbang. Flashbangs are real and are used by law enforcement officers regularly. But how, exactly, do they work?
Many of the symptoms of the COVID-19 coronavirus are well known: fever, chills, and signs of respiratory illness. But scientists have recently determined that a loss of sense of smell and a distortion of the sense of taste are very likely tied to COVID-19, too.
Thank you for joining us this year. We don’t know what 2021 will bring, but we will be here to provide you with the best content we can produce. Have a happy new year, and we will see you soon.
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Keep your eyes, ears, nose, and throat safe while skiing thanks to these tips from CEENTA.
Do the smells mean something?
Many people love exercising, whether it’s to lose weight, build muscle, or just get out and be active. But for all the things we do to improve our workouts, there’s one thing everyone can do to perform better and feel better while doing it: breathe through our noses.
