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You care about your eye, ear, nose, and throat health just as much as CEENTA does. Now that the holiday season is in full swing, why not use your senses to enjoy the festivities? Below is a list of six fun holiday activities your whole family can enjoy.

Blue. Brown. Green. Eye color is one of your most defining characteristics, used for everything from identification on your driver’s license to deciding how attractive you find someone. But what causes eye color and what does it mean? Below are some fun facts about eye color.

Antidepressants are a very important treatment option for people dealing with depression. Depression is also one of a number of mental health concerns linked to tinnitus. However, some researchers say some antidepressants can aggravate tinnitus issues.

What should athletic trainers do when their players have injuries? When should they be referred to an ENT physician? These are some of the issues CEENTA ENT doctor Timothy Kelly, MD, discussed when he presented a guest lecture to a group of Winthrop University athletic trainer students.

You exercise, you’ve cut out alcohol and caffeine before bed, and you’ve learned to relax at night, but you’re still having trouble falling asleep. What’s keeping you awake? As it turns out, your diet could be to blame. Fortunately, there are a number of foods and beverages that can help you sleep.

The holidays are right around the corner, and if you’re a singer that means you’ll not only be performing a lot, but you’ll probably be talking a lot more at parties. However, that much use could put a strain on your voice. What can you do to protect your voice and keep it healthy not just during the holidays, but into the new year, too?