Hearing Health Blog

Tinnitus is unfortunately rather challenging to diagnose and treat. While researchers are hard at work to discover a cure, a great deal about the causes and characteristics of tinnitus remain little-known. If you have tinnitus, it’s critical to first seek professional help. First, tinnitus is occasionally an indication of an underlying condition that requires medical […]

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It’s the New Year, which for most of us means resolving to eat better, exercise more, and save more money. But we might want to add to this list the resolution to protect our hearing. In 2016, we read an abundance of reports about the growing epidemic of hearing loss. The World Health Organization has […]

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Increasing the life of your hearing aid batteries could save you both time and money. If you can get a couple of extra days out of each battery, that’s a good amount saved over the course of 12 months. Luckily, there are actually a number of things you can do to maximize your hearing aid […]

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This has been a busy year for hearing health, packed with new developments, exciting research, and motivating stories of individuals conquering hearing loss to accomplish great things. Just in case you missed it, here’s a recap of the year’s 15 best stories. 1. Full Metal Racket This post by New Republic was one of several […]

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Are you looking into investing in hearing aids? If so, it can feel overwhelming at first. There are numerous options out there, and the obscure terminology doesn’t help. That’s why we’re going to define the most common and significant terms, so when you work with your hearing professional you’ll be prepared to find the ideal […]

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Hearing loss is strictly a problem for older people, right? Not quite. While it’s true that your odds of acquiring hearing loss increase with age, you can, in truth, develop hearing loss at any age. As indicated by the NIDCD, 26 million Americans age 20 to 69 have high-frequency hearing loss from direct exposure to […]

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If you already use hearing aids, you’ve already beat the odds. In the United States, roughly 48 million people have hearing loss, of which 28.8 million could benefit from utilizing hearing aids. However, of those age 70 and older, only 30 percent of those who could benefit from hearing aids actually use them. For those […]

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Building a consistent workout routine does wonders for our health, but it can be challenging to remain motivated before and during the workout. Let’s face it, the act of exercising itself is not always enjoyable. We do it principally for the outcome and future health benefits, but it can be difficult to overcome the stress […]

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The process of purchasing hearing aids used to be a lot easier. There were only a few styles to select from and they all fundamentally functioned the same way, which was to say not very well. It wasn’t until digital technology was incorporated into the design that hearing aids became viable options for the restoration […]

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Thanksgiving is the ideal time to reflect on all the things we usually take for granted throughout the year. And that includes our capacity to hear. While sight, taste, and smell are at the front of our mind throughout the holidays, hearing generally takes a back seat—that is, until we start paying greater attention. To […]

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