Health Highlights: Jun 15, 2012

<p>Here are some of a latest health and medical news developments,
compiled by a editors of HealthDay:
Sportscaster Sean McDonough to Have Head
Surgery
ESPN sportscaster Sean McDonough, 50, will have medicine Aug. 7 to repair a
small hole in a bone that separates his left middle ear from his
brain.
He was diagnosed with a condition, called higher waterway dehiscence
syndrome (SCDS), progressing this year after he incidentally strike himself on
the conduct with a golf dabble and began to knowledge strange
sensations.
I immediately listened shrill squealing in my ears. My possess footsteps
sounded so shrill like bang, bang, crash and my voice sounded louder in
my head, McDonough told USA Today.
SCDS occurs when a tiny hole develops in a bone separating a inner
ear from a brain. In some people, this bone is really tiny and then
something happens to emanate a hole.
Likely for Sean, it was about to mangle by and it was only the
blow from a golf bar that triggered a conflict of sympt...