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Dogs with floppy ears, especially if they are heavy, are more likely to develop ear infections, as the ear canals are dark and are not exposed to the air. One method to improve airflow is to tie the ...

Have you ever plucked out a grey hair only to have your mum warn you, “Stop that, or you’ll end up with a head full of greys”? It’s one of those age-old beliefs passed down through ...

If you notice a stray grey hair on your head, you might be inclined to pluck it out, despite the common advice against it. Many experts caution against plucking or pulling out grey hairs for ...

To add a scare factor, a single nose hair follicle will grow to about 6 ½ feet or two metres over a lifetime if not attended to.

If you spot a rogue grey hair on your head you might be tempted to pluck it out, despite many of us being told we shouldn't. Some experts advice against plucking or pulling grey hairs out for many ...

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Thicker and fuller hair on your head? Amazing. In your nose? Maybe not so much. While your first thought might be to reach for your tweezers, you could actually wind up doing more harm than good if ...

The presence of two types of hair cells, the inner and outer hair cells, in the organ of Corti was appreciated nearly a 100 years ago but the function of the two has only become clear in the last 20 ...