Hearing Health Blog

The underlying basis of noise-related hearing loss might seem well-founded. After all, the name itself indicates a fairly direct cause-and-effect relationship. The universal understanding is simply that loud sounds damage the hearing mechanisms in the ear, leading to long-term and irreversible hearing loss. And while that’s true, the mechanisms underpinning that cause haven’t always been […]

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It can be very frustrating and uncomfortable when your ears are itching. While your instinct may lead you to use your finger or a small object to scratch the itch, it is crucial to know the underlying cause first. Pinpointing the safest and most effective way to handle the itch depends on determining the root […]

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In our youth, food choices usually revolved around taste and immediate gratification, with little thought about long-term health ramifications. But as we become adults we begin to become aware of how the ways we eat can impact our health and overall well-being. One surprising way poor nutrition can have negative consequences, according to recent research, […]

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From sporting events to family gatherings to fireworks shows to motorcycle rides, summer is filled with enjoyable experiences. And while most of these activities are safe, many can present invisible risks to your hearing health. Over time, the loud noises that come with some of these experiences can result in irreversible hearing damage. A loud […]

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Summer is all about sunshine, relaxation, and an abundance of social experiences. But enjoying these summer events can be a real challenge for people who have trouble hearing. Don’t worry though, even with hearing loss, you can still enjoy summer fun. Get the most out of summer with these essential tips Here are seven essential […]

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Did you realize that high blood pressure can also increase your risk of developing age-related hearing loss? Age-related hearing loss typically starts to manifest in your 40s, 50s, or 60s. You most likely won’t even notice your developing hearing loss even though it’s a permanent condition. Years of noise damage is usually the cause. So […]

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