Our sense of hearing is a crucial thread that connects us to the rest of the world. As the years unfold, the gradual decline in our hearing ability can have more profound implications than we might realize. This article aims to delve into the nuanced connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline, shedding light on the importance of addressing hearing …
How to Protect Your Ears During Recreational Activities
Enjoying recreational activities is an excellent way to rejuvenate one’s body and mind. However, amidst the excitement, it’s crucial not to overlook the well-being of our ears. Protecting our auditory health during these ventures is often neglected, which can have long-term consequences. This blog post will explore effective ways to safeguard your ears during recreational activities while offering insights into …
Demystifying Hearing Loss: Dispelling Common Myths and Embracing Advances in Auditory Health
Hearing loss is a prevalent yet often misunderstood condition that affects millions of people worldwide. As a hearing professional, it is essential to debunk common misconceptions surrounding hearing loss and shed light on the latest advancements in prevention, diagnosis, and management. In this article, we will explore the truths about hearing loss, incorporating recent research and potential futuristic interventions, all …
Hearing Loss Among Millennials & Gen Z
One of the most common misconceptions about hearing loss is that it only affects older adults. But aging is just one cause of hearing loss which is a medical condition that can be caused by several factors, impacting people across the age spectrum. You may be surprised to learn that 10% of Millennials and 17% of Gen Z already have …
Hearing Loss is Associated with a 91% Increased Risk for Dementia
Did you know that hearing loss can increase the risk of developing dementia by 91%? This finding from the latest research on hearing loss and dementia shows a significant link between the conditions. Fortunately, treating hearing loss not only transforms hearing health but also brain health. Treatment can reduce the risk of experiencing cognitive decline, and associated conditions like dementia. …
What is Sensorineural Hearing Loss?
Over 48 million people, nearly 1 in 5, live with hearing loss in the U.S. Being the third most common health condition people experienced today, hearing loss is both common and still undertreated. This highlights the importance of learning more about it so that you can prioritize your hearing health adn wellness. There are three types of hearing loss: sensorineural, …
Strange Causes of Hearing Loss
Did you know that hearing loss is the third most common chronic medical condition people live with today? Over 48 million people, nearly 1 in 6, are affected by hearing loss. This condition reduces one’s capacity to hear and process speech as well as sound which has multifaceted effects. Hearing loss strains communication which can take a toll on relationships, …
Add Improved Hearing To Your New Year’s Health Goals!
A Time To Reflect The holidays mean something a little bit different to everyone. Some people may only see their loved ones once a year and look forward to it all year. For others the holidays may be a reminder of people that they miss. Some people may mostly feel the pinch of the financial strain and some people may …
This November, Test Your Hearing in Honor of American Diabetes Month
The Effect of Diabetes on Hearing Health Each year in November The American Diabetes Association celebrates American Diabetes Month to raise awareness about the tens of millions of Americans that suffer from it, the actions they take to manage it and the warning signs that others should look out for. One lesser known fact about diabetes is its connection to …
Improved Physicality Linked to Hearing Loss Treatment
Over 48 million people live with hearing loss. Though it is the third most common medical condition people experience today, it tends to be undertreated. Untreated hearing loss can have significant effects in overall health and wellness in significant ways. Hearing loss not only impacts hearing capacity but also physical health. Recent research shows that untreated hearing loss can take …