Category: Hearing Loss
Research by Johns Hopkins and other institutions have linked cognitive decline and even dementia to hearing loss for reasons you can read about…
Readers of the publication Trends in Neurosciences will already know today’s fact. For the other 99.9 percent of us, though, it is definitely…
We know that, left untreated, hearing loss can negatively affect our quality of life. Studies link untreated hearing loss to stress, depression,…
Do you ever feel like people around you are mumbling or speaking too quickly? Are you having to ask others to repeat themselves frequently or…
Hearing loss happens. It’s the third most common health problem for older adults in the U.S., after arthritis and heart disease. Hearing loss is…
Mild hearing loss may sound, umm, mild, but it’s quite the misnomer. Professionals classify any hearing thresholds between 25-40 dB to be a mild…
Instead, I am going to write about what you can do to avoid the second-leading cause of hearing loss – noise-induced hearing loss.
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Research found that young people with subtle hearing loss are altering their brain function in ways typically only seen in older adults. As a…
Tinnitus is defined as “the hearing of sound when no external sound is present.” It is one of the most common complaints reported to hearing…
A study published in The Lancet, one of the world’s leading medical journals, called dementia “the greatest global challenge for health and…