If you’re a parent, chances are you’ve been told that ear infections are “normal” in kids.  In fact, statistics say that 90% of children will experience at least one ear infection by the age of 2. The common explanation? Doctors often point to the angle of a child’s Eustachian tubes. In children, these tubes are more horizontal than in adults, which supposedly allows fluid to sit and cause infections. But here’s the truth: that explanation is incomplete. How the Eustachian Tu

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