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People sometimes ask if there are the foods that support good ear health. Could what you eat truly impact what you hear?
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People sometimes ask if there are the foods that support good ear health. Could what you eat truly impact what you hear?
It’s a complicated question until you understand how hearing works and why hearing aids help you hear.
Do you have questions about earwax? You should because it’s a different, but important, part of ear health.
Tis the season for holiday cookies and dessert. Learn about how sugar can affect tinnitus before you overindulge!
Worried about the cost of hearing aids? You might be surprised to know what NOT having hearing aids is costing you.
These days, people are no longer patients, they are healthcare consumers who take charge of their personal health management. Illnesses like heart disease or diabetes are not just a normal part of getting old, either. With this awareness, people develop an understanding of why diseases happen and how to prevent them. So what about hearing
Researchers are looking at ways to apply new signal processing strategies to the design of hearing aids.
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Listening and Communication Enhancement training will help you get the most out of the sounds of life.
Hearing through a cochlear implant is different from normal hearing and takes time to learn or relearn.
Having trouble hearing but reluctant to try hearing aids? Social isolation, diminished quality of life and an increase in your risk for age-related cognitive decline and dementia are just a few of the potential downsides to your lack of action. New research findings about hearing loss and healthy brain aging may provide just the incentive
“I wouldn’t send my friends to anyone else for hearing help!” — J. Gill, patient