Hearing Aids Wearers Experience Less Fatigue & Increased Social Activity

Hearing Aids Wearers Experience Less Fatigue & Increased Social Activity

Are you one of the 48 million people who live with hearing loss in the United States? It’s a condition which deserves more attention than many would suspect.  Not only does it complicate everyday conversation with friends, family, and coworkers, but the impact of this impacts everything from our energy levels, our ability to try new things, go new places …

The Impact of Hearing Loss on your Earning Potential

The Impact of Hearing Loss on your Earning Potential

Hearing loss is a condition often associated with old age. However, current research shows that only one third of people with hearing loss are at retirement age. This leaves another two thirds of people in an age with hearing loss which may be affecting how they communicate and stay safe while on the job. One study found that over 10% …

Preventing Falls by Addressing Hearing Loss

Preventing Falls by Addressing Hearing Loss

As we age, falls become an increasing concern. A minor fall can mean it takes more time to recover and heal from injuries due to weaker bones and chronic health conditions which are more common as we age. It is important to do what we can now to prevent falls as balance and strength decline. One aspect that can help …

An Action Plan to Address Hearing Loss

An Action Plan to Address Hearing Loss

Do you experience hearing loss? You may not fully realize it. It can start as subtle miscommunications or having to ask people to repeat themselves regularly. You may struggle to hear the TV at volumes which work for others, or struggle to hear over the phone. The reality of hearing loss increases as we age. It’s the third most common …

Prevent Falls by Treating Hearing Loss

Preventing Falls by Treating Hearing Loss

When we are younger, we may have been able to brush ourselves off and bounce back up, but as we age we have to take extra care to stay on our toes. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that “Every second of every day, an older adult (age 65+) suffers a fall in the U.S.—making …

Finding Ways to Relax with Tinnitus

Finding Ways to Relax with Tinnitus

Do your days and nights often become invaded with a pervasive ringing which refuses to let up? It can be a whoosh, a roar, a ringing, buzz, or even phantom music which seems to come from nowhere but within your own mind and can be incredibly stressful. The technical term for this is tinnitus and it affects a reported 50 …

Watching Out for Dangerous Decibels in Exercise Classes

Watching Out for Dangerous Decibels in Exercise Classes

Do you love to work out? Not only does a regular exercise routine help improve your endurance, strength, and heart health, but can improve your mood and even help protect your hearing. That is because a healthy heart means ample circulation to support the tiny hair-like cells on the inner ear which send audio information to the brain! Therefore we …

How Artificial Intelligence Can Be Integrated into Your Hearing Experience

How Artificial Intelligence Can Be Integrated into Your Hearing Experience

Meanwhile programmers at University of Texas at Dallas, Panahi, led by co-principal investigator Dr. Linda Thibodeau, created a smartphone app that helped with the localization sound. Localization is the ears’ ability to determine which direction a sound is coming from and is a common issue for those with hearing impairments which increases the risks of falls and accidents. The app …

Tips for College Students with Hearing Loss

Tips for College Students with Hearing Loss

Are you planning on going to college for the Summer? While many may be planning time in the sun and swimming it’s a good choice to get a head start with extra credits so you can land running in the fall. Whether you are planning on moving into a dormitory or staying at home, college can be a really big …

What are the signs of hearing loss

What Are The Signs of Hearing Loss?

As we age, we commonly experience changes in our hearing. The change does not happen suddenly, but is more gradual, like the gradual process of graying hair. Nevertheless, it is crucial to pay attention to these initial indications. Research shows that men are almost twice as likely as women to have hearing loss among adults aged 20–69.  Read on for …