How is Tinnitus Improved by Hearing Aids?
Many people who have tinnitus also have hearing loss. Here’s why hearing aids can help.
Many people who have tinnitus also have hearing loss. Here’s why hearing aids can help.
Hearing tests should be done annually. Here’s why.
When you miss fun activities, does it negatively affect your mood? Did you know? Your ears can be a “window to your mind” and hearing loss may increase depression risk, especially for those younger than 70 years, or that… In the U.S., it is estimated that 37 million adults have some degree of hearing loss,
People are often surprised that untreated hearing loss can lead to this.
Sure hearing aids help you hear, but did you know they also do this?
Feeling anxious lately? That affects your overall health, including your ears. Here’s why.
Research has found connections between hearing loss, your heart health, diabetes and more. Here’s the latest.
Hearing aid technology has come a long way and now can help manage this common complaint.
It can sneak up on you, and even subtle changes can do this to your overall health.
There are hidden costs to not treating your hearing loss…like getting paid less. Here’s what the research says.
Small changes in your hearing loss can affect your brain and lead to dementia. Here’s why.
Did you know? What type of brain exercise do you have planned for today? Using it may reduce your risk of losing it. Especially with our growing population of active seniors, it is crucial to understand how hearing loss relates to cognitive decline. Getting more exercise typically refers to healthy habits such as walking, biking,