Hearing Loss is a Public Health Problem, Here’s Why
Hearing loss isn’t an aging issue. It’s an issue for us all. Here’s why.
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Hearing loss isn’t an aging issue. It’s an issue for us all. Here’s why.
Bet you didn’t realize hearing aids can now do this.
Your senses play a more crucial role in preventing dementia than previously thought. Consider this.
If you are walking around with an old-school ear trumpet in hand than clearly, it’s time for an upgrade. Making that call when you wear conventional hearing aids is trickier, though, so how does one know? You bought your hearing aids ten years ago, and they still get the job done, right? While it may
It’s an unfortunate fact of life that hearing loss is part of the aging process. Approximately 38 million people in the United States suffer from some form of hearing loss, though since hearing loss is expected as we age, many decide to leave it unchecked. Ignoring hearing loss, however, can have serious negative side effects
Otitis media is the medical name for what you probably call an ear infection. Ear infections like this are often seen in babies and young children but they can affect adults, as well, especially during or after a cold or sinus infection. Even a bad tooth can lead to an ear infection. Hearing loss is
There is one component that is crucial to keeping hearing aids cost effective and that’s the batteries. It is one of the largest financial challenges consumers have to deal with when buying hearing aids because the costs of replacing them can add up fast. Usually the batteries die at the worst time which is even
Most people get ringing in their ears occasionally, but if you get it all the time it could be because of this.
This device does wonders for fighting off signs of aging including dementia.
Wondering how high you can turn up your music? What’s a safe decibel level (and when should you wear protection)?
Do you have ringing in your ears after a concert or loud noise? This is when you should see a specialist.
New research reveals health hazards of isolation. This one little thing makes all the difference.