Hearing Health Blog

What’s the connection between hearing loss and dementia? Brain health and hearing loss have a connection which medical science is starting to comprehend. It was discovered that even mild neglected hearing impairment raises your risk of developing cognitive decline. Researchers believe that there may be a pathological link between these two seemingly unrelated health problems. […]

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If you are one of the millions of people in the U.S. suffering from a medical disorder known as tinnitus then you probably know that it tends to get worse when you are attempting to fall asleep. But what’s the reason for this? The buzzing or ringing in one or both ears is not a […]

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There are two kinds of vacations, right? One type is full of activities at all times. These are the trips that are remembered for years later and are full of adventure, and you head back to work more tired than you left. Then there are the relaxing types of vacations. These are the trips where […]

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Tom is thrilled, he’s getting a new knee! Look, as you grow older, the kinds of things you look forward to change. His knee replacement means he will suffer from less pain and be able to get around a lot better. So the surgery is a success and Tom heads home. But that isn’t the […]

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TV shows and movies tend to utilize close-ups (at times extreme close-ups) when the action begins getting really intense. That’s because the human face communicates a lot of information (more information than you’re probably consciously aware of). To say that humans are really facially focused is, well, not a stretch. So having all of your […]

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It’s difficult to be apart from your hearing aid after you get used to having one. After all, your hearing aids are essential to connect with your world. But just like all technology, though, it will need to be upgraded eventually. A hearing aid’s typical lifespan From 3 to 7 years will be the average […]

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It’s not like you simply wake up one day, and suddenly can’t hear. For most people, hearing loss happens in degrees, especially when it is linked to the aging process. You may not realize it’s taking place right away but some indicators do appear earlier. These initially developing symptoms advance very subtly. Recognizing them sooner […]

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You know that scene in your favorite action movie where something blows up near the hero and the sound goes all high-pitched-buzzing? Well, at least some degree of minor brain trauma has likely happened to them. To be sure, brain injuries aren’t the part that most action movies linger on. But that ringing in our […]

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You’ve seen the videos on TikTok. Babies hearing the voice of their mother for the first time after being fitted for a hearing aid. In some videos, the baby is hesitant initially. When the doctor attempts to place the hearing aid in their ears, they fight against it. They might cry before they smile with […]

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Isn’t pizza great? As long as it meets a few standard criteria (crust, sauce, cheese, etc.) whatever the toppings, it’s still pizza. Hearing loss is similar. Symptoms and presentations are due to many different problems – loud noises, genetics, age, ear blockages – but as long as you have trouble hearing sounds, it’s still hearing […]

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