Hearing Health Blog

It might seem as though the causes of noise-related hearing loss are functionally well-established. A fairly obvious cause-and-effect relationship is indicated by the name, after all. The universal understanding is simply that loud sounds damage the hearing mechanisms in the ear, leading to long-term and permanent hearing loss. And while that’s accurate, the mechanisms underpinning […]

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Coping with an itch in your inner ear can be highly uncomfortable and disruptive. While your instinct may lead you to use your finger or a little object to scratch the itch, it is critical to know the underlying cause first. Pinpointing the safest and most effective way to handle the itch depends on determining […]

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In our younger days, food choices often were all about taste and instant gratification, with little consideration for long-term health implications. However, as older people, we’ve come to know that what we eat profoundly affects our well-being in unexpected ways. One surprising way poor nutrition can have negative consequences, according to recent research, is its […]

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The typical summer day is likely filled with fun experiences and happenings, from motorcycle rides to family reunions to fireworks to sporting events. The majority of these activities are perfectly safe and healthy, but there are some that do come with a risk of noise-related hearing loss. That’s because loud noises, over time, can harm […]

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Summer is synonymous with sunshine, relaxation, and plenty of social events. But enjoying these summer events can be a real challenge for people who have trouble hearing. Fear not, as with a bit of planning and consideration, you can ensure that your summer experiences are still fun. Key tips to make the most of summer […]

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Are you aware that your chance of developing age-related hearing loss can be increased if you have high blood pressure? From around 40 years old and up, you may begin to detect that your hearing is beginning to go. Your symptoms may advance slowly and be mostly invisible, but this type of hearing loss is […]

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