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Here’s something to stop doing today: cleaning your ears with anything smaller than your elbow. That’s right – even that box of swabs in your bathroom has a warning label somewhere on it that tells you not to stick them into your ear canal. Yet so many people still do it. Why? Especially when everyone
With an estimated 48 million people here in the U.S. suffering from some degree of hearing loss. It makes sense that there are scams associated with hearing aids, especially given the fact that many of the individuals in need of these devices are elderly and not a knowledgeable about technology. Current studies show that one
When hearing problems start, so does the advice. The first suggestion is usually, “You should get your hearing checked.” But to be honest, when loved ones first start lobbing that advice, most people don’t immediately jump in the car and drive madly to the hearing clinic. And they probably won’t mention a possible hearing problem
Researchers are looking at ways to apply new signal processing strategies to the design of hearing aids.
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Listening and Communication Enhancement training will help you get the most out of the sounds of life.
You have made a choice to improve your hearing, but what now? As a smart healthcare consumer, you’ll want to think about a few things before you make take the next step and buy. Hearing aids come in various brands and styles, so finding out more before you buy is just smart. They come in
Hearing through a cochlear implant is different from normal hearing and takes time to learn or relearn.
Is it possible that work is causing damage to your hearing? This problem is referred to as occupational hearing loss and it is very common. Employment exposes workers to repeated loud noises that do eventually cost them their hearing without precautions in place. Here are a few facts you need to know regarding
Hearing aids are designed to improve your life, but how? You probably will hear better, sure, but does better hearing mean a better life? Does having hearing aids also mean more money in the bank? If you are one of the many people out there struggling daily to hear daily you might wonder if a
Sound is so deep incorporated into people’s lives that it’s hard not to take it for granted. Still, each year 20 percent of Americans lose their ability to hear. In fact, for those over 65 years of age, one in three of them suffer from some level of hearing loss, explains the Hearing Loss Association
Does it seem like a hearing test is something you only get if you think you have a problem with your ears? Maybe a spouse complains you have the sound too high on the television when you watch your favorite show or you’ve noticed that conversations seem garbled more and more. Those are both practical
