Ever wondered why your ears feel wet at times, especially in the morning? The answer is simpler than you might think. The sensation is often a result of increased production of ear wax, scientifically known as cerumen. Far from being a mere annoyance, ear wax plays several crucial roles, such as moisturizing the skin, trapping dust, repelling insects, and boasting …
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Beyond the Ear: Auditory Processing and Working Memory
Jan 14, 2019
Auditory Processing and Working Memory “I can hear, I just can’t understand.” Sound familiar? As an audiologist, I hear this complaint many times a day. It can be difficult, in the rush of a hearing appointment, to stop and talk about the importance of auditory processing. The focus of most of my time with patients is on the hearing aids or …
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