Category: Hearing Health


Your Hearing and Your Heart

Hearing loss can be caused by heart disease. The connection between hearing loss and heart disease was made decades ago, but scientists and researchers were unsure of the connection. In recent years, it has become clear that the issue lies within the very fine circulation in the inner ear and the disruptions that are caused by poor heart function. Charles 

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New Year, New You: 8 Better-Hearing Resolutions to Kick Off 2018!

From getting healthier, saving money, and living life to the fullest to embracing technology, exploring new places, and letting loved ones pitch in, we’re taking New Year’s resolutions to the next level with eight ideas to support your hearing health and quality of life. Here’s to making 2018 the best year yet! Getting Fit It’s no secret that obesity can 

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Discover the Surprising Connection: Rheumatoid Arthritis and Hearing Loss

Recent findings from the Open Rheumatology Journal have unveiled an unexpected link between rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and hearing loss, marking a groundbreaking exploration into the intricacies of these two seemingly unrelated health aspects. Traditionally, hearing loss has been associated with various factors such as age, smoking, cognitive decline, heart health, and an overall decrease in quality of life. However, this 

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Football Fans! Here’s to Your Best (Hearing) Season Yet

Loud NFL stadiums have become a source of pride for fans and teams across the country. But with stadium noise exceeding safe decibel (sound pressure) levels, it’s also a source of hearing loss. Cheering fans can push decibel (dB) levels well into the hundreds. At these levels, it only takes 1 to 15 minutes for the sound to damage your 

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You Can Delay Age-Related Hearing Loss

Age-related hearing loss is a prevalent issue affecting a significant portion of the aging population, with nearly two-thirds of adults over 70 in the United States experiencing some degree of auditory decline. This decline, attributed to natural changes within the inner ear, middle ear, and neural pathways, often manifests gradually and can result in various challenges, including communication difficulties, feelings 

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These Delicious Side Dishes Are Good for Your Blood Sugar and Your Hearing

According to the National Institutes of Health, those with diabetes are twice as likely to have hearing loss. Because we’re deep into the grilling months, we’re offering a couple of delicious diabetes-friendly side-dish recipes for your next cookout that will tickle taste buds, turn heads, and take it easy on your blood sugar. Stuffed Mushrooms Ingredients (serves 12) Stuffing 6 

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Plan Your Summer Around Fun, Not Your Hearing Loss

Kick Off Your Outdoor Fun With These Helpful Tips Almost 50 percent of Americans regularly participate in at least one outdoor activity, according to the Outdoor Foundation’s 2014 survey. From biking, hiking, trail running, and camping to boating, fishing, hunting, and bird-watching, the options are endless for outdoor fun. Add a dash of summer, which brings out the adventurer in 

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Unveiling the Significance of Child Hearing Tests for Academic Success

Ensuring the optimal development of your child’s hearing early in life is critical in paving the way for success in school and beyond. While it’s easy to assume that children naturally have perfect hearing, they are just as susceptible to hearing difficulties as adults, often without even realizing it. Unlike apparent cases such as ear infections, some children may be 

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Your Hearing Test – What Should You Expect?

Navigating a hearing test can be an enlightening journey toward better hearing and improved quality of life. While the prospect of a hearing evaluation may seem daunting, it’s essential to remember that this experience is primarily designed to be informative and enjoyable. In this blog, we’ll delve into what you should expect during a hearing test and how to make 

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