Everyday Activities that Harm Your Hearing
We often take for granted all of the listening our ears have to do. We subject our ears to loud concerts, movies, loud machinery, and sporting events regularly, and, more often than not, without [...]
The Effects of Untreated Age-Related Hearing Loss
It has been proven that as we age, we are likely to develop hearing loss. Though there are many causes of hearing loss, the most common is age-related hearing loss, or presbycusis. Presbycusis is [...]
Common Causes of Acquired Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is one of the most common medical conditions, affecting an estimated 466 million people worldwide, 34 million of whom are children. There are many possible causes of hearing loss in [...]
Communication Tactics for People with Hearing Loss
Wearing hearing aids can increase your ability to hear in most situations, but using several communication techniques could help you to hear. There are several ways to give yourself an advantage [...]
The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline
Researchers have long sought to draw definitive connections between hearing loss and other medical conditions, and continue to do so today. One area of interest is the role that disabling hearing [...]
How Hearing Loss Interferes with Your Relationships
Social interactions are inherent to so much of daily life in the busy world in which we live. Work, concerts, sporting events, dinner, worship services, and our relationships with friends and [...]
Stay Socially Connected by Maintaining Good Hearing Health
It is estimated that 48 million Americans are living with some degree of hearing loss, with 60-69-year olds being the largest population affected. The American Association of Retired Persons [...]
Nutrients That Boost Your Hearing Health
Many people take their hearing for granted and do not think about hearing health until it begins to decline. Some contributing factors of hearing loss include poor diet, ear infections, and loud [...]
