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Doctors Guide: ENT Surgeons - Tatler
Doctors Guide: ENT Surgeons
A stalwart of London’s ENT scene, Mr Michael Wareing has spent over three decades fine-tuning his craft in otology and neuro-otology - or, as he puts it, ‘all things ears’. As the former Head of ENT at Barts and The Royal London, he now trains the next generation through his renowned Barts Temporal Bone Course. Known for his quiet authority and collaborative approach, he works seamlessly with colleagues to deliver joined-up, patient-first care. His private practice, based at The London Clinic and 116 Harley Street, attracts everyone from City execs to singers in need of a tune-up. Beyond medicine, he’s happiest on his bike, turning long rides into support for deafness research.
Electric cars make you sick - The I Paper
Electric cars make you sick
To understand the connection requires understanding how motion sickness works. It’s triggered by “a mismatch of information coming into our bodies”, says Michael Wareing, a consultant ENT surgeon at The Royal London Hospital.
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Michael Wareing - Repairing Ears and Shifting Gears
“There is one thing that kills ears – and that’s noise,” says Michael Wareing, a highly regarded London-based Consultant Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) surgeon. “Noise kills ears. It’s all related to the dose, which is intensity and time; the longer the time [of exposure] and the higher the intensity, the worse it is.”
How to stop snoring - Expert Reviews
How to stop snoring
Nearly half of UK adults snore, impacting millions of people every night - we spoke with the professionals to learn how you can stop.
Deafness Research UK – Cycling Press Release
London MAMIL’s done wheel good for charity
Surgeon rides to raise a record £11,000 for Deafness Research UK
The Guardian – Ask a grownup
Ask a grown-up: why do we have two nostrils?
Mr Michael Wareing, consultant ENT surgeon, answers three-year-old Josephine's question
The Mirror – Ben Cohen rugby/dancing
Rugby hero Ben Cohen: I was worried my hearing aid might fly out on Strictly!
Former England rugby hero and Strictly star Ben Cohen talks about his hearing problems and how salvation came from an unlikely source
BBC – Jeremy Vine
Endoscope gives close up look at Jeremy Vine's voice box
As a broadcaster, Jeremy Vine's voice is arguably the most important tool of his trade. As part of a series investigating the human voice, he visited the London Clinic on Harley Street to take a look at his vocal cords.
Marylebone Journal
A word in your ear
Viel Richardson meets one of the country’s top ear, nose & throat specialists.
The Guardian – noise related deafness
Noise related deafness
What you can do to cut the risks.
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