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The OSPREY trial puts proximal hypoglossal nerve stimulation on the map for moderate-to-severe OSA, with strong short-term numbers and the limitations a small unblinded RCT carries.

A small prospective study suggests inferior turbinate reduction may offer greater short‑term symptom relief than continued medical therapy in children with refractory allergic rhinitis, though evidence remains limited.

“Delay in diagnosis will result in delay in amplification, with subsequent delay in language and even cognitive development.” — Julie Wei, MD, Akron Children’s Hospital

“When it is proven to be safe, durable, deliverable in young children, and clearly improves long-term communication outcomes, not just hearing thresholds, then it becomes a routine referral.” — Julie Wei, MD, Akron Children’s Hospital

“Now that we have a treatment for genetic deafness, our hope is that this will spur universal genetic testing in all kids with hearing loss.” —Lawrence Lustig, MD, CHORD study investigator

Usually, the water drains out on its own. If it doesn’t, the trapped moisture may lead to an ear infection.