It might seem, initially, like measuring hearing loss would be easy. If you’re suffering from hearing loss, you can probably hear certain things clearly at a lower volume, but not others. You may confuse certain letters like “S” or “B”, but hear other letters just fine at whatever volume. When you figure out how to […]
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Just picture for a minute you’re a salesperson. Today, you’re on a very important call with a potential client. Multiple agents from their offices have come together to talk about whether to employ your company for the job. As the call proceeds, voices rise and fall…and are at times difficult to hear. But you’re getting […]
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Isn’t pizza interesting? You can adjust the toppings, sauces, even the cheeses involved, but as long as it satisfies a few basic criteria, it’s still a pizza. That’s a lot like hearing loss. But as long as you have a hard time hearing sound, it’s still hearing loss regardless of whether it’s due to genetic […]
Cognitive decline and hearing loss, what’s the link? Brain health and hearing loss have a link which medical science is starting to understand. It was found that even mild neglected hearing impairment increases your risk of developing dementia. Experts think that there might be a pathological connection between these two seemingly unrelated health problems. So, […]
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Tinnitus often gets worse at night for the majority of the millions of people in the US that experience it. But why would this be? The buzzing or ringing in one or both ears is not a real noise but a side-effect of a medical issue like hearing loss, either permanent or temporary. But none […]
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Aren’t there a couple of types of vacation? One kind is full of activities at all times. These are the trips that are recalled for years later and are full of adventure, and you head back to work more worn out than you left. The other kind is all about relaxing. These are the trips […]
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You’ve likely noted that when movies or television shows get really intense, they begin using close-ups (possibly even extreme close-ups). This is because more information than you’re probably even consciously aware of is conveyed by the human face. It’s no stretch to say that humans are extremely facially centered. So having all of your primary […]
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Once you get used to your hearing aid, it’s difficult to be without it. Your hearing aids are, after all, your link to the world around you. But it will periodically have to be upgraded or replaced just like all technology. A hearing aid’s typical lifespan From 3 to 7 years will be the average […]
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Your hearing won’t be simply gone one day when you wake up. Hearing loss, especially when it’s caused by aging, generally progresses in degrees. You might not detect it’s taking place immediately but some signs do show up earlier. These initially developing symptoms advance very discreetly. Slowing down the development of hearing loss and its […]
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You Know when you’re viewing an action movie and the hero has a thunderous explosion nearby and their ears start ringing? Well, guess what: that probably means our hero sustained at least a mild traumatic brain injury! To be sure, brain injuries aren’t the bit that most action movies focus on. But that ringing in […]
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