Dr. Chang Quoted in Health.com Article on Stuffy Noses

Dr. Christopher Chang was quoted liberally in a Health.com article published on October 18, 2017 entitled " 11 Reasons You Have a Stuffy Nose–and What to Do About It ". Dr. Chang was specifically quoted in the article describing allergies, anatomic factors, and nasal polyps as factors of causing nasal obstruction. Read the article here !

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Hope for the Best and Prepare for the Worst

Image from Wikipedia This quote probably ranks somewhere in the top 3 among surgeons when operating on "challenging" cases. It simply is not enough to know how to perform an operation, but also plan for any possible complications that might occur when minutes if not seconds count. Certainly, the surgeon does not want to waste time coming up with a plan B or C on-the-fly if something untoward happens... but rather, it has already been figured out even before the initial incision wa…

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Dr. Chang Quoted in WebMD Article

WebMD.com  published a story that quoted  Dr. Chang  regarding ways to treat at home bad breath otherwise known as halitosis. It is a common question for which Dr. Chang has already written more comprehensively about  here . But at least in this particular  article , he is quoted as saying: Eating the yogurt, you swish it all around in your mouth while you’re enjoying it, and hopefully, you get it to work for your mouth... If you can breathe through your nose but use your mouth out of ha…

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Dr. Chang Quoted in Cosmopolitan Article

Cosmo Article Dec 2015 Dr. Chang was quoted in a Cosmopolitan article dated Dec 26, 2015 called " 4 Hangover Hacks You Need to Feel Like a Human Again. " Dr. Chang was specifically quoted in a section of the article called "The Throat Hangover" mainly regarding what to do with a hoarse voice after shouting over loud music all night. Read the article here !

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Dr. Chang Quoted in EliteDaily Newspaper

On June 11, 2015, EliteDaily.com published a story that quoted Dr. Chang regarding why a recorded voice sounds different than the way you think it should sound. It is a common question for which Dr. Chang has already written more comprehensively about here . But at least in this particular article , he is quoted as saying: When [people listen] to a recording of their voice speaking, the bone-conducted pathway that they consider part of their ‘normal’ voice is eliminated, and they hear…

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