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Read more about the article The Myth of “Ethnic Rhinoplasty”
Figure 1: Illustration depicting the individual bones and cartilage that comprise the nose.

The Myth of “Ethnic Rhinoplasty”

  • Post author:Chasia Jeffries

Why can’t all non-Caucasian noses be grouped together as ethnic? Cosmetic surgery has become less taboo and more pop-culture in the 21st century. Members of various racial/ethnic groups, who were…

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Read more about the article Cranial Nerves: An Overview
Figure 1: Illustration depicting the parotid gland and the closely associated branches of the facial nerve.

Cranial Nerves: An Overview

  • Post author:David Bakalov

What Are Cranial Nerves? Cranial nerves are the nerves that directly originate from the brain or brainstem. They are primarily responsible for transmitting impulses and information from the brain to…

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Read more about the article Cholesteatoma 101
Figure 1: The anatomy of the ear

Cholesteatoma 101

  • Post author:Kelly Lopez

A cholesteatoma is the abnormal growth of skin in the middle ear. Although cholesteatoma is non-cancerous, the build-up of skin can act like a benign tumor by expanding and invading…

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Read more about the article Chin Implants on the Rise
Figure 1: Illustrations depicting the chin, otherwise known as the mental region.

Chin Implants on the Rise

  • Post author:Jeanine Hernandez

Although more popular in other parts of the world, augmentation mentoplasty (chin implants) is becoming increasingly popular for both men and women in the United States. According to the American…

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Read more about the article Adult Cochlear Implants: Surgery and What to Expect

Adult Cochlear Implants: Surgery and What to Expect

  • Post author:Jenna Williamson

Cochlear implants are a groundbreaking technology that are allowing people of all ages to regain substantive and useful hearing. Even though this procedure is generally safe and highly effective, it…

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Read more about the article Adult Cochlear Implants: An Overview
Figure 1: Illustration of cochlear implant associated bypassing structures of the ear.

Adult Cochlear Implants: An Overview

  • Post author:Jenna Williamson

Who can receive a cochlear implant? Many adults who have partially or fully lost their hearing have probably tried one or more types of hearing aids without much improvement. Most…

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Read more about the article The Effect of Bulimia on the Parotid Gland
Figure 1: Illustration depicting the parotid gland and the closely associated branches of the facial nerve.

The Effect of Bulimia on the Parotid Gland

  • Post author:Gaia Norman

The parotid gland is the largest of three salivary glands in the human body and is partly responsible for the production of saliva which contains enzymes that function to lubricate…

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Read more about the article Inspire – Upper Airway Stimulation and Sleep Apnea

Inspire – Upper Airway Stimulation and Sleep Apnea

  • Post author:Griffin Chalmers

Sleep Apnea is characterized by the process of one’s breathing pausing or becoming shallow during sleep, resulting in loss of sleep quality. Most people do not know they have sleep…

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