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Summer Better: Seasickness You were struck by the sailor's scourge: seasickness. As in any form of motion sickness, your sense of balance (housed in your inner ear) told your brain that the world was rocking, while your eyes insisted that you were standing perfectly still.
In the News
Doctor, There's a Fish in My Ear: Or at Least That's What It Felt Like. In the End, the Truth Was Nearly as Strange (Post, Aug. 6, 2002)
INTERACTIONS (Post, Jan. 8, 2002)
Queasy Rider (Post, Aug. 9, 2001)
Spin Control: If Simple Steps Fail to Ease Motion Sickness, Slap on a Patch or Try Some Ginger (Post, April 3, 2001)
Homeopathy: The Debate Continues: A New Study Suggesting That This Alternative Treatment Is Effective on Ear Infections Settles . . . Nothing (Post, March 6, 2001)
EAR INFECTIONS (Post, Feb. 6, 2001)
INTERACTIONS (Post, Oct. 10, 2000)
Thompson: I Think, Therefore I Swam (Post, Sept. 22, 2000)
From D.C. to Sydney (Post, Sept. 21, 2000)
D.C. Reaches Out to Residents at Health Fair (Post, Sept. 17, 2000)
FINDINGS (Post, Sept. 6, 2000)
Ford 'Doing Well' After Mild Stroke: Ex-President Has Slurred Speech, Balance Woes (Post, Aug. 3, 2000)
TREATMENT OF CHOICE: Now Ear This: Ways to Fight Infection (Post, May 2, 2000)
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