Hearing Health Blog

A miracle cure that can help lengthen your lifespan is something pretty much everybody would want. That’s why you can find a huge number of these miracle cures all over the internet promising longevity if you carry out this one trick. The vast majority of these so-called cures have no medical basis and are not […]

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The majority of people aren’t proactive about their hearing health and probably haven’t had a hearing screening since grade school because it’s generally not part of a routine adult physical. The good news: Hearing exams are easy, painless, and provide a wealth of information to professional hearing specialists, both for identifying hearing issues and determining […]

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In our youth, food choices often revolved around taste and immediate gratification, with very little thought about long-term health implications. However, as adults, we’ve come to realize that what we eat profoundly affects our well-being in surprising ways. One surprising way poor nutrition can have negative consequences, according to recent research, is its impact on […]

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From sporting events to family gatherings to fireworks shows to motorcycle rides, summer is filled with fun experiences. And while the majority of these activities are healthy, many can present invisible risks to your hearing health. Over time, the loud noises that accompany some of these experiences can lead to irreversible hearing damage. This hearing […]

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Love of the open road and the thrill of speed top the list of reasons why people love to ride motorcycles. But this exciting hobby comes at a high risk of permanent hearing damage for people who ride a lot. The impact of motorcycle speed and riding time on hearing health was evaluated in a […]

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You scheduled a hearing test but you’re so busy it’s reasonable that you would have forgotten about it. Thankfully, you just received that reminder text from the clinic, and you still have time to prepare. But what type of preparation should you do? While it may not require an all-night study session like in your […]

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Summer is synonymous with sunshine, relaxation, and plenty of social activities. But enjoying these summer activities can be a real challenge for people who have trouble hearing. Fear not, as with a bit of planning and consideration, you can ensure that your summer experiences are still enjoyable. Essential tips to get the most of summer […]

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Are you aware that your chance of developing age-related hearing loss can be increased if you have high blood pressure? Age-related hearing loss normally begins to manifest in your 40s, 50s, or 60s. Your symptoms may advance slowly and be mostly invisible, but this type of hearing loss is permanent. Years of noise damage is […]

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Age-related hearing loss can have diverse impacts across your whole life. Not only is your ability to hear affected, but also your social life, your professional networks, and even your cognitive abilities. The way your brain functions, including your memory and mood, can be substantially affected by hearing loss. Sometimes, the relationship between hearing loss […]

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It’s not unusual for people to have ringing in their ears, also called tinnitus. It’s one of the most prevalent health conditions in the world with some estimates suggesting that up to 10 percent of the population experiences it at one point or another. The condition is experienced as a sound in the ear that […]

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