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Myths About Hearing Loss

If you or someone you know has mild hearing loss, it is important that you educate yourself about it as much as possible. This is to help you better cope with your condition and steer clear of making important decisions based on incorrect information. Here are some popular myths to ignore when you have mild

Seven Clear Signs You Should Get a Hearing Assessment

Bananas don’t taste like they once did. There are very different types of bananas being cultivated today by banana farmers. These new bananas develop faster, are more robust, and can prosper in a wider range of climates. They don’t taste the same either. So why haven’t you noticed the great banana exchange? Well, the change

Is There a Cure for Hearing Loss?

Every day scientists are coming up with new cures. That can be a good thing and a bad thing. You might think that you don’t really have to be all that careful about your hearing because you read some encouraging research about possible future cures for deafness. You’ll feel like they will probably have a

$20,000 – or More – a Year? Just for Wearing a Hearing Aid?

Have your friends, family, and co-workers been requesting that you get hearing aids but you’ve been stubbornly avoiding it? Do you think that presently you really don’t need a hearing aid or that you’re not losing enough to warrant getting one? Even if you feel like you’re doing ok at the moment, your hearing loss

Sensorineural Hearing Loss Post COVID-19

You might develop hearing loss as you get older, especially if you regularly expose yourself to loud noise. Similarly, if you work on a busy factory floor and don’t use hearing protection, hearing loss might be in your future. These are fairly common and widely known causes of hearing loss. But within the past few

Hearing Aids – Top Ten Advantages

Hearing loss can really effect how you live, even when it’s minor. There will be a considerable change in the way you communicate with loved ones, friends, and coworkers. Daily tasks like going to the grocery store can become more challenging. But that doesn’t mean it has to be all doom and gloom. Quite the

Hearing Impairment and Dementia: What’s the Connection?

If you start talking about dementia at your next family gathering, you will probably put a dark cloud over the entire event. Dementia is not a topic most individuals are actively looking to discuss, mainly because it’s rather scary. A degenerative cognitive disease in which you slowly (or, more frighteningly, quickly) lose your cognitive faculties,

Your Tinnitus Symptoms May be Triggered by Your Diet

You go into the kitchen to find a bite to eat. Will it be something salty… what about crackers? Oooo, chips! There’s a leftover slice of cheesecake that would be delightful. On second thought, maybe you should just eat a banana. After all, a banana is a much healthier choice. When it comes to the

Why Hearing Aids Can’t be “One Size Fits All”

Every case of hearing loss is unique You should not expect your experience with hearing loss to be precisely the same as someone else who might have the same hearing loss condition. No two cases of hearing loss are exactly alike. While it might be worthwhile to learn about someone else’s journey with hearing loss,

You Can Still Have a Wonderful Holiday Season Despite Hearing Loss

So, so many family get-togethers. During the holidays, it probably seems like you’re meeting (or re-meeting) a new long-lost relative almost every weekend. That’s the charm (and, some might say, the curse) of the holiday season. Usually, it’s easy to look forward to this yearly catching up. You get to reunite with everybody and see

In Spite of Your Hearing Loss, You Can Survive That Holiday Office Party

You get to your company’s yearly holiday party and you’re instantly assaulted by noise. You can feel the beat of the music, the hum of shouted conversations, and the click of glasses. It makes you miserable. You can’t hear anything in this noisy setting. The punch lines of jokes are missed, you can’t make out