Hearing aid technology has advanced considerably in recent years, significantly improving the user experience. Hearing aids come with a wide range of features and options that make them easy to incorporate into your daily life and maximize your hearing in any situation. But there are some situations where hearing aids need a little more help, and that is where Assistive …
Hearing loss is one of the most common health conditions that people experience today. Characterized by a reduced capacity to perceive and process sound, hearing loss can occur in one or both ears. When hearing is impaired in both ears, it is referred to as bilateral hearing loss. This is more common than hearing loss only occurring in one ear. …
September is World Alzheimer’s Month and September 21st is World Alzheimer’s Day! Starting in 2012, this international campaign is committed to raising awareness about dementia. Dementia includes a range of medical conditions that progressively deteriorate cognitive functions – memory, thinking, decision making, learning etc. 50 million people worldwide have dementia, a number that is projected to grow rapidly. The causes …
Is there no end to the wonders of exercise? It improves your mood, strengthens your body, and has a slew of other lifestyle advantages. Researchers have discovered a correlation between exercise and a lower chance of hearing loss in a new study. Incorporating a regular workout routine may now also lower your chances of developing hearing loss later in life. …
Some occupations pose a clear risk of damaging noise exposure. Those who work in these fields most likely have strict precautions in place to make sure that hearing is not damaged on the job site. Particularly those who work for big corporations or as part of a labor union are the most likely to have mandated protection at the level …
You might think you know it all when it comes to hearing loss, but we think you should know a few common myths about hearing loss. In the last few years, we’ve learned so much more about your ears and brain function and how you hear, so it’s time to update your knowledge of hearing loss with all the latest …
Do you ever experience ringing, buzzing, or hissing in your ears? If so, you may suffer from tinnitus. Tinnitus is the perception of sound without external sound stimuli. This can manifest as ringing, buzzing, or even roaring and can be extremely frustrating and distracting in everyday life. If you experience these symptoms, it could be an indication of injury to …
Hearing loss affects one out of every ten people in the United States. A variety of conditions can cause hearing loss, and it affects 360 million people worldwide. However, noise exposure is one of the most common causes. This is mainly because we are often unaware of how much noise we are exposed to daily that could impact our hearing. …
It’s easy to take our hearing aids for granted once we have gotten into the habit of using them. But will you be prepared when you are in an emergency? We can’t predict when a disaster or calamitous event will occur, but we can get ready. Here are a few suggestions to get your emergency kit fully stocked for unforeseen …
Hearing loss affects more than just your ears; it’s generally documented to have repercussions in other areas of your life. For example, hearing loss can influence your balance and coordination, as well as your heart health and mood. Although it’s easy to blame a bad mood on waking up on the wrong side of the bed or poor luck, researchers …