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If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, understanding the condition can help you manage it. Type 1 and type 2 diabetes have a lot in common, but the differences are important.

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Many people rely on their voices, whether they’re taking phone calls or belting out a choir solo. Voice disorders can be a serious problem. Learn how to protect your voice.

Changes in mucus can sometimes signal a serious health problem.

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How do you know when your child's ENT problem requires a visit to a doctor or specialist — or when you can just treat it at home? Here are general guidelines for deciding whether to see a doctor.

The signs and symptoms of spring allergies overlap with some of the symptoms of a COVID-19 infection. Use this helpful table to compare symptoms and tell the difference between the two.

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Not many of us actually understand what is going on inside our body when we speak. Find out how your voice works.

Don’t let the name fool you – it still causes symptoms! Check out the facts on this condition.

Temple's Dr. Maria Pomponio breaks down how to better understand this option for hearing loss.

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If you have diabetes, getting the flu comes with extra risks. Follow these guidelines for a quick recovery.

Temple audiologists explain who is a candidate for a cochlear implant and what the next steps to take are.

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Know the Difference Between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes

At-Home Tips to Help Protect Your Voice

All of Your Questions About Mucus, Answered

When to Take Your Child to Urgent Care for ENT Problems

Spring Allergies vs. COVID-19: Learn the Difference

How Does My Voice Work?

LPR: The "Silent" Version of Reflux

Bone Anchored Hearing Systems

If You Have Diabetes, Protect Yourself from the Flu

Cochlear Implants: Am I a Candidate?