When this girl tried to stretch her earring hole using a gage, she nearly made it to the end when she pushed the gage too far and ripped her earlobe in half. White House dismisses scores of ...

For some, ear curation might mean a sparkling constellation sprinkled across the lobe; for others, it’s all about pieces that curve, climb, and play along the entire ear. “I'm a huge fan of ...

That tiny crease in your earlobe you never noticed. The slightly unusual curve at the top of your ear. The way your ears attach to your head. These seemingly trivial features might actually be ...

It looks like a diagonal line that extends backwards and diagonally across the earlobe from the tragus (the fleshy bump in front of your ears’ opening) to its edge. This fold, known as Frank’s ...

The third phase of archaeological excavation has helped unearthing of a full terracotta earlobe, a piece of broken shell bangle and different biocone ornaments at Vembakottai in Virudhunagar district.

What’s worse than getting hand sanitizer in a paper cut? OK. A lot of things. But an insatiably itchy inner ear might take the cake for minor but maddening bodily inconveniences. The unreachable ...

Have you recently noticed a small bump or lump on your earlobe and wondered what it could be? If so, you might be dealing with an earlobe cyst, a common yet often harmless condition that can cause ...

Over the past few months, though, I’ve been using the earbuds that have cracked the formula – Nothing Ear, Ear (a), and Ear (open) – and I don’t think there’s any point in searching ...

Nothing recently launched its first-ever open-ear buds, the Nothing Ear (Open), which retails for $150. As the company’s debut open-ear buds, they’re not too bad. Sure, there were things ...

Except, possibly, for one part of them: the lobes. Amid all the finely tuned parts, there’s these bits that don’t quite add up. Here’s how scientists make sense of our sensory organs.

A subtle but visible change in the skin of the earlobe is a sign of heart disease — indicating a person is at risk of a heart attack or stroke, research shows. Doctors may examine the earlobes ...

Yep - it’s your ears! No matter how far you turn your head or move your eyes you can’t actually see them. You use your ears on a daily basis, but have you ever stopped to think about how they ...