How much do you know about the health of your brain? Your brain ages slowly over time, just like every other body part. But there are a few things that can speed up the aging …
Ways to Protect Your Hearing
You’ve heard it a thousand times but it bears repeating: Prevention is better than the cure when it comes to health. People can live longer and healthier lives by taking care of their health. People …
Age-Related Hearing Loss is Often Undertreated
Hearing loss can be a strain, not just for the person who can’t hear but also for their friends and family. Hearing loss affects all your relationships, from the once-a-week friends you see at the …
What is Sudden Hearing Loss
Most permanent hearing loss happens slowly over time. It can be caused by getting older, exposure to loud noise for a long time, or a combination of both. Explosively loud sounds can also damage your …
Safety Tips for People with Hearing Loss
As we age, we worry most about staying safe at home. Even though most of our worries are unfounded, taking a few simple precautions is a smart way to prepare for a potentially dangerous situation. …
Avoiding Sounds Harmful to Your Hearing
When you think of people who have trouble hearing, you might think of older adults. Most people who live long enough to be seniors will have hearing loss. There are a lot of people in …
Why You Should Treat Bilateral Hearing Loss with Two Hearing Aids
One question we frequently get is if one hearing aid can provide the same benefits as two hearing aids. While a single hearing aid can improve sound quality, it cannot do some of the more …
Monitoring Your Daily Exposure to Noise
It’s no surprise that noise can damage your hearing. The louder the noise, the shorter the time you can safely listen to it. Even at low levels over a long period, noise can cause permanent …
Understanding Your Hearing Aids
It can be exhilarating to get hearing aids for the first time. You know there are sounds you haven’t heard in years, and you’re excited to have a social life and quickly understand what people …
What is Single-Sided Hearing Loss and its Causes?
Nearly 50 million people in the U.S. have hearing loss, which significantly impacts them and their loved ones. If you can’t hear well, you can’t fully participate in social events or even have a clear …
