Hearing Health Blog

Hearing loss is typically a gradual process, making it easy to ignore the subtle changes in your ability to hear sounds. Unlike children, who get regular hearing tests in school, adults seldom even think of scheduling an appointment. You wouldn’t dismiss a decline in your eyesight, so why wouldn’t you keep track of your hearing […]

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Have you ever lost your earbuds? (Or, perhaps, unintentionally left them in the pocket of a pullover that went through the washer and dryer?) Now it’s so boring going for a run in the morning. Your commute or train ride is dreary and dull. And your virtual meetings are suffering from bad audio quality. The […]

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Hearing loss has a track record for developing gradually. This can make the symptoms difficult to detect. It’s nothing to concern yourself with, you just need the volume on the TV a little louder, no big deal, right? That’s normally the situation, yes, but not always. It turns out hearing loss can also occur abruptly […]

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The majority of people who wear hearing aids are pleased with their results: 91% of hearing aid wearers are pleased with the hearing aid experience when speaking one-on-one, based on a recent survey. When talking about particular activities, 85% were satisfied in a group setting and watching TV, 78% while shopping, and 75% in a […]

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It’s easy to notice how your body ages over time. Your skin begins to develop some wrinkles. You begin to lose your hair or it turns grey. Your knees start to hurt a little bit more. Your skin becomes a little droopy in places. Perhaps you begin to observe some fading of your hearing and […]

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It may seem, initially, like measuring hearing loss would be simple. You can most likely hear certain things clearly at lower volumes but not others. You might confuse certain letters like “S” or “B”, but hear other letters just fine at any volume. It will become more evident why you have inconsistencies with your hearing […]

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Imagine for a minute you’re a salesperson. Today, you’re having a very important call with a potential client. Your company is being looked at for a job and numerous individuals from your business have come together on a conference call. All of the various voices get a bit muddled and hard to comprehend. But you’re […]

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Pizza is an interesting thing. You can alter the toppings, sauces, even the cheeses involved, but as long as it meets a few general criteria, it’s still a pizza. Hearing loss is a lot like that. But as long as you have difficulty hearing sound, it’s still hearing loss regardless of whether it’s caused by […]

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What’s the connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline? Brain health and hearing loss have a connection which medical science is starting to comprehend. Your risk of getting cognitive decline is higher with even minor hearing loss, as it turns out. These two seemingly unconnected health conditions might have a pathological link. So, how does […]

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Tinnitus often gets worse at night for the majority of the millions of individuals in the US that experience it. But what’s the reason for this? The buzzing or ringing in one or both ears is not a real noise but a side-effect of a medical issue like hearing loss, either permanent or temporary. But […]

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