Hearing Health Blog

It might seem as though the causes of noise-induced hearing loss are functionally well-established. A fairly clear-cut cause-and-effect connection is suggested by the name, after all. The common understanding is simply that loud noises damage the hearing mechanisms in the ear, leading to long-term and irreversible hearing loss. And while that’s true, the mechanisms behind […]

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It can be very frustrating and uncomfortable when your ears are itching. Before you put your finger or an object into your ear in an attempt to scratch the itch, you should be aware of the underlying cause. Identifying the safest and most effective way to deal with the itch depends on determining the underlying […]

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When we were younger, we frequently disregarded the long-term health consequences of what we ate, we were more interested in taste and instant gratification. 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 […]

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The typical summer day is usually filled with fun experiences and happenings, from motorcycle rides to family reunions to fireworks to sporting events. And while the majority of these activities are healthy, many can present invisible risks to your hearing health. Over time, the loud noises that accompany some of these experiences can result in […]

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Relaxation, sunshine, and social gatherings are what summer is all about. But enjoying these summer activities can be a real challenge for individuals who have hearing loss. Fear not, as with a little preparation and thought, you can ensure that your summer experiences are still fun. Get the most out of summer with these worthwhile […]

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Did you know that high blood pressure can also increase your chance of developing age-related hearing loss? From about 40 years old and up, you may begin to detect that your hearing is beginning to go. You probably won’t even notice your developing hearing loss even though it’s a permanent condition. Typically, it’s the outcome […]

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