Many people consider hearing loss a condition which primarily affects retirees. However, only one third of people with hearing loss are 65 years and older. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) estimates that 30 million U.S. workers are...
Do you ever find yourself distracted by a ringing in your ears that seems to be coming from your own ears? This is tinnitus, a condition which affects 50 million people in the United States alone and while for most it can come and go, for around 20 million people...
Do you ever feel that after a long day of social events and spending time with others can feel exhausting? This can be attributed to many things such as being an introvert. For some people Social interaction can give you energy. This usually indicates that you are an...
When you most people think about hearing loss they imagine how it can make it a bit harder to communicate—however the truth is that aside from communication issue, living with undiagnosed or untreated hearing loss can be Living with hearing loss can be quite...
The warmth of late Spring is finally here and along with enjoying yourself outside in the backyard, for gardening, barbequing or just lounging around, it seems like everyone is out and about again. You may be seeing your neighbors more as they venture out on Sundays...
Hearing loss is commonly referred to as an invisible disability. This is because while this permanent condition hinders everyday communication and awareness of the environment, it can’t be visibly identified. The people in your life may notice your hearing loss,...
