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Hearing loss among Millenials and Gen Z

While a large percentage of the country still imagines the individuals of the Millennial generation gobbling up avocado toast and buying sneakers, the oldest of the generation born between 1981 and 1996 are now in their forties. They have kids, mortgages, retirement funds and…hearing loss? Hearing health experts and public health organizations have all sounded the warning about a rise …

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Tips for Driving with New Hearing Aids

There are many facets of life that become unfamiliar when hearing loss related to aging enters the picture. Conversations while dining at a restaurant and making small talk at a party don’t function in precisely the same way they did when you first learned how to engage in these social rituals. You may need to learn new strategies before you …

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What Are The Signs of Hearing Loss?

As we age, we commonly experience changes in our hearing. The change does not happen suddenly, but is more gradual, like the gradual process of graying hair. Nevertheless, it is crucial to pay attention to these initial indications. Research shows that men are almost twice as likely as women to have hearing loss among adults aged 20–69. Read on for …

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Hearing loss patients at higher risk of hospital readmission

As we approach World Hearing Day 2023, the theme of “Ear and hearing care for all” takes center stage. The day, which is observed on March 3rd each year, aims to raise awareness of hearing loss and promote ear and hearing care worldwide. As we mark this occasion, it is important to highlight the critical role of primary care providers …

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Celebrate World Hearing Day: Ear and Hearing Care for All! 

March 3rd is World Hearing Day! Launched by the World Health Organization (WHO), this year’s theme is Ear and Hearing Care for All. This global campaign emphasizes raising awareness about the wide range of hearing healthcare e services and resources you can access to best support your hearing health.  World Hearing Day is a great reminder to commit to your hearing health by …

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Foods that could help prevent hearing loss

Hearing loss affects millions of people worldwide and can have a significant impact on one’s quality of life. From struggling to hear conversations with loved ones to missing important sounds like smoke alarms, hearing loss can be frustrating and even dangerous. While there are many factors that contribute to hearing loss, including age, genetics, and exposure to loud noises, research …

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Why do people ignore their hearing loss?

Have you noticed a recent decline in your hearing abilities? Do you often struggle to follow conversations, even when in quiet environments? If so, you are not alone. Hearing loss is a common condition, affecting approximately 15% of American adults. However, despite the prevalence of hearing loss, many people ignore the signs and delay seeking treatment. In this blog post, …

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Encouraging Your Loved One to Take a Hearing Test

Hearing loss is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide, yet many of those affected by it do not seek treatment. In fact, only 1 in 5 people with hearing loss actually seek help, despite the numerous benefits of early detection and treatment. This Valentine’s Day, consider giving the gift of better hearing to your loved one by …

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The Causes of Acquired Hearing Loss

Hearing loss is a common problem that affects millions of people around the world. While some hearing loss is a natural part of aging, other cases are acquired, meaning they are caused by external factors. Understanding the causes of acquired hearing loss is important for preventing or slowing down the progression of the condition. In this blog post, we will …

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A Link Between Hearing Loss & Dementia

Dementia is a condition linked to memory loss, reasoning, or other thinking skills. There are many kinds of dementia, and many things can cause it. Alzheimer’s disease causes 60–80% of dementia cases, making it the most common type. By 2050, it is thought that there will be about 14 million more cases of Alzheimer’s in the U.S. Many studies have …