HEARING TIPS
Stay Tuned in to the Sounds of Life by Getting Routine Hearing Tests
When was the last time you had a hearing test?
Could Earbuds be Damaging Your Hearing?
Earbuds are everywhere. People use them to listen to music, take phone calls, or watch TV. But at high volumes, earbuds could permanently damage your hearing.
Sudden Hearing Loss: Act Fast to Save Your Hearing
While most hearing loss symptoms progress slowly, sudden hearing loss is just the opposite. Sometimes, symptoms can appear in a matter of hours.
Hearing Aids: What Users Actually Think, and Why You Should Care
Wondering what real hearing aid users think of their devices?
Enhance Mental Function Using These 5 Fun Activities
These five simple activities can help you improve your cognitive function and sharpen your mind–especially if your hearing loss is also being treated.
How to Interpret Your Hearing Test or Audiogram
Find out how to read an audiogram and what the results mean for treatment.
Can’t Hear Very Well at Work? You Might be Missing More Than You Think
How is untreated hearing loss really impacting your work as a whole? Let’s find out.
Three Simple Steps to Minimize Hearing Loss
Limit hearing loss – it’s crucial for your health. Protect your hearing with these 3 tips.
Your Danger of Developing Dementia Could be Decreased by Having Regular Hearing Tests
Existing evidence suggests that regular hearing tests could be a helpful way to reduce your risk of dementia.
Why is the Ringing in my Ears Louder at Night?
Tinnitus symptoms can be worse at night, but why? And, what can you do about it?
Have a Safe And Enjoyable Vacation Even if You Have Hearing Loss
Traveling with hearing loss can require a few extra steps. But with the right preparation, your vacation can be as relaxing (or adventurous) as you want!
Hearing Loss Can Cause Complications During Hospitalization
Untreated hearing loss can lead to increased hospital admission and readmission rates. But there are some things you can do to lower your risks of hospital-related complications.
Don't Wait! Early treatment
is the most effective treatment.
