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Technology & Tinnitus
Known as an invisible illness, tinnitus is one of the most common health conditions in the U.S., affecting nearly 15% of the population. Hearing a ringing in the ear can be sporadic or contiguous, range…
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October is Audiology Awareness Month
Hearing loss can be a confusing experience that leaves you feeling discouraged, frustrated and isolated. October is Audiology Awareness Month, which means now is a great time to learn about life changes that can help…
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Prevalence of Hearing Loss in Services Workers Revealed
Occupational hearing loss has long been a problem, as workers are often exposed to dangerously loud sounds. New research from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health looked to determine if workers in the…
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Why Choose Custom Hearing Protection
The two most common causes of hearing loss are aging and exposure to loud noises. While nothing can be done to slow down the march of time, earplugs are a simple and effective solution to…
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The Link Between Rheumatoid Arthritis and Hearing Loss
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) affects almost every part of the body – including your ears! If you experience RA, you may be at an increased risk for ear problems. This is because RA can affect the…
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The Challenge of Wearing Hearing Aids and Face Masks
As businesses open across the nation, the public is being asked to wear face masks to keep employees, fellow patrons and themselves safe. While this is an important measure for the health of the community,…
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What Diseases Cause Hearing Loss?
More than 48 million Americans experience hearing loss, and for most of those individuals their hearing loss was caused by exposure to loud noises or the natural aging process. But some may have other diseases…
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How to Fix a Broken Hearing Aid
While hearing aids are built to last, the nearly constant usage can lead to wear and tear. The good news is that many of the repairs needed to get your hearing aid back to working…
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Five Reasons You Should Have Your Hearing Tested
Hearing loss affects millions of people in the U.S. each year. In fact, it is the third most common health problem for older adults behind only arthritis and heart disease. The good news? Hearing loss…
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How Musicians Protect Their Hearing
Live music is almost always played at a dangerously loud level. Both the musicians onstage and those enjoying the show from the audience need to take precautions to protect their hearing. Below are five tips…
