To make your ears pop, try swallowing, yawning, sucking on hard candy, or chewing gum. If that doesn’t work, try the Valsalva maneuver by pinching your nose, closing your mouth, and gently blowing out ...

Rapid ascents and descents on airplanes cause our ears to "pop." But, why do our ears do that in the first place? And why does the lack of that relieving "pop" cause the most annoying pain in our ...

A team of Boston Globe reporters brought a noise level meter to some of the T’s most infamously screechy stops. Here's what they found.

You’re hopping off a flight and your ears feel full, like a bunch of compacted air is inside. Maybe your hearing is muffled, or you even feel pain in one or both ears. You know the answer is to ...

Rapid ascent and descents on airplanes cause our ears to "pop." But, why do our ears do that in the first place? And why does the lack of that relieving "pop" cause the most annoying pain in our ...

We’re well into the swing of summer and, to reach those destinations that are more than a train or car ride away, flying is a popular travel option. When you're up in the air, looking at the ...

Dr. Sara Downs, from the Hearing Wellness Center, explains why our ears pop with the change in elevation. Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public file ...