What’s all the worry about an ear infection?
An "ear infection" can affect people of any age. It can be of varying degrees and the symptoms can, but don't always include, fullness of the ears, ringing of the
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Can Everyone Get the Smallest Hearing Aid? Maybe Not.
“Can I get the smallest hearing aid? I see it in advertisements everywhere.” At least once a week, I meet someone new in my office who asks me this question. No
Hearing loss and falling risks
Many of the causes of senior citizens falling and injuring themselves are preventable. Physicians routinely advise their older patients to exercise, have their vision checked, and monitor whether any medications may
Audiobooks – Great for Your Brain!
Summer is here and some of us cherish the ability to find a nice, quiet place to curl up with a good book. Next time, pick-up an audiobook instead of
Hearing at Lectures and Places of Worship
When you go to a large meeting place with high ceilings, lots of seats, and a person speaking twenty or more feet away, it can be difficult to hear and
New Year, New You?
What if you could enhance your life, your social skills, and your chances of making more money this year? That's what treating your hearing loss with hearing aids can do
Link between Exercise and Your Hearing
A recent study from Bringham and Women's Hospital is reporting women can reduce the risk of developing hearing loss if they walk regularly and maintain a lower BMI (body mass index).
Why Are Hearing Aids So Expensive?
Hearing aids are remarkable pieces of digitally advanced technology that can drastically improve a person’s ability to understand normal conversational speech. “Yes”, you say, “and I understand that, but why
NYC Mayor believes in protecting your hearing
Mayor Bloomberg is helping in the fight against hearing loss. See the ABC News story: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/technology/2013/03/bloomberg-nyc-want-to-educate-about-loud-music/