Glue ear - often referred to as 'serous otitis media' by the medical profession - is a condition characterised by the build up of fluid behind the eardrum and affects about a third of young children.

An operation carried out thousands of times a year to help children with glue ear may be useless, according to a group of doctors. The condition, in which fluid accumulates in the middle ear ...

This tool can help you decide between treatment options. It is for parents or carers of children younger than 12 years who have glue ear with hearing loss. You can go through it and use it to help you ...

Thousands of children with deafness and hearing issues were misdiagnosed at NHS hearing units across England, with officials ...

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Earaches and pains are part of growing up. Here’s how to recognise the signs and help your little one get through it. The ...

Glue traps are trays coated with a sticky adhesive and are typically used to trap rodents and animals classed as vermin.

Depending on your earmold type, tubing may be attached to the earmold with glue or a particular type of tubing (called TRS) ...

The birds were found on August 22 - despite a new law banning the use of glue traps coming into power earlier this year.

On August 22 in the Grassmarket area of Edinburgh, two robins met a horrific death after becoming stuck in a glue trap. A ...

Ear candling is an alternative approach for removing earwax. It involves placing a lit, hollow candle in your ear to create a low-level vacuum that is supposed to soften and remove earwax, along with ...

People may use rubbing alcohol in the ear to help dry out excess moisture and prevent ear infections. The alcohol works by evaporating trapped water, drying out the ears and reducing the risk of ...