Ear, Nose & Throat

Living with a tracheostomy

If you or a loved one suddenly needs a tracheostomy, you may have questions.

Breathing challenges post-COVID

Why you should see an otolaryngologist if you’re still having trouble breathing after recovering from COVID-19.

COVID-19 and loss of smell: When should you seek help?

Vanderbilt’s Smell and Taste Center is one of a handful of clinics in the country that’s geared toward those experiencing smell dysfunction. Here’s what causes smell loss — and when you might want to consider evaluation.

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When you need a tracheostomy or a stoma

What to know about a "trach" tube or a stoma that lets you breathe.

How to tell if it’s time for a hearing aid

There's more to the decision than merely buying a device.

Surgical options for sleep apnea

A CPAP machine isn’t the only option for treating this sleep disorder.

Coping with hearing loss while continuing to mask

Hearing aid adjustments can help communication for people who have hearing loss while we continue…

Hearing loss help: tips for better communication

Follow these steps to create better understanding for those experiencing hearing loss.

Listen up: Take notice of the signs of hearing loss

Family can pick up on hearing loss that is gradual, less detectable to a loved one.