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October is National Protect Your Hearing Month. There are a number of causes of hearing loss – and some of them are preventable. Approximately 50 million Americans have hearing loss, but a few simple steps

Age-related hearing loss is also known as presbycusis is the most common form of hearing loss, affecting 1 in three seniors over 65 and half of those 75 and older. Presbycusis occurs due to changes

We’re all excited to get back into the habit of attending live music events. There’s no thrill like hearing the first notes of your favorite song performed live and onstage. If you’re attending a concert

Have you ever wondered if kids experience tinnitus? That ringing or buzzing sound can be extremely annoying, affect your concentration, and even make it harder to sleep. Adults with hearing loss often have tinnitus, but

Everyone knows what cigarette smoke is bad for you. But not everyone knows that smoking can lead to diabetes. And if you smoke and have diabetes, you have a much higher risk of hearing loss!

We don’t often think about our health and wellbeing until something goes wrong. And when we do notice a health issue, we tend to think about each issue in isolation. We forget that the body

Hearing loss and dementia are linked. Numerous studies show that hearing loss is a risk factor for dementia. This means that living with untreated hearing loss can increase your risk of developing dementia. Let’s look

Are you worried about your hearing health? Maybe you’ve noticed some recent changes in your hearing abilities. You ask people to repeat themselves, but still can’t always understand the conversation. Along with looking after your

Music is powerful. Sound and music can evoke strong emotions or help us feel calm during stressful situations. Music can give us energy and motivate us to do more. And if you have a smartphone