Uri Manor’s own hearing loss may not have originally inspired his research path, but his work on the topic now may lead to ...

Aging is a battle with gravity, and gravity always wins. While many body parts become droopier with each passing year, there’s one that often seems to get bigger with time — our ears. Will it ...

Earlobe creases-- Fascinating and not intuitive, but also not a mainstream sign of aging. "Oh how time -- brutal time -- has ravaged your once-beautiful earlobes." ...

When genetic factors or aging processes cause this collagen to break down, it can manifest as both the visible earlobe crease and the invisible coronary artery damage.

Aging A large study found that visible signs of aging , like an earlobe crease, are associated with the increased risk of CAD and heart attack, independent of chronological age.

Difference between biological, chronological age examined Study: Men, women with aging signs had higher disease risk Such signs include hair loss, earlobe creases LOS ANGELES (AP) — Want a clue ...

A person’s hearing can be damaged by loud noise, aging and even certain medications, with little recourse beyond a hearing aid or cochlear implant. But now, UCSF scientists have achieved a ...

“Tickling” the outer ear with a painless electrical current may someday help slow the effects of aging on the autonomic nervous system, say researchers.

“The earlobes typically start aging with this area,” noted Dr. Jennifer Levine, an award-winning double board-certified plastic surgeon. “The earlobes appear droopy, especially later in life ...

If, with aging, the ears seem flaccid and thin, fillers can be used to pump up the earlobe. This helps support earrings, especially if you’re getting new studs!