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How Do Hearing Aids Work?
What Are Hearing Aids? Hearing aids are small electronic devices that can be worn in or behind your ear. These devices amplify sound in quiet and noisy environments for those with hearing loss and also allows people to communicate and fully participate
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6 Hearing Loss Causes You Should Know About
Hearing loss is a problem for many in the U.S. and around the world, and it becomes more of a problem as you age. …
What is Noise Induced Hearing Loss?
What is Noise-Induced Hearing Loss? Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is the loss of hearing caused by unsafe exposure to loud noise. Loud noise causes …
What is Mild Hearing Loss?
How Hearing Works in the Ear Before we get into what exactly mild hearing loss is, it’s a good idea to have a basic …
What are Ear Specialists?
Ear specialists consist of a wide range of hearing healthcare professionals that often times include otolaryngologists, also known as ENTs, and audiologists. Individuals seeking …
What is Somatic Tinnitus?
Somatic tinnitus is also known as conductive tinnitus and is a condition where the sensory system can worsen tinnitus. These somatic signals are sensory …
What is Cookie Bite Hearing Loss?
What is Cookie Bite Hearing Loss? Cookie bite hearing loss is when you have mid-range hearing loss. It’s named that way because graphically, the …
What is Acute Hearing Loss?
What is Acute Hearing Loss? If you ever experienced your hearing going muffled and dull without warning, that is acute hearing loss. It affects …
The Anatomy of the Middle Ear
The Anatomy of the Middle Ear Before you get started, take a look at our Anatomy of the Ear post to get a general …
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The 3 Most Popular Types of Headphones for Tinnitus
Headphones for Tinnitus Using standard headphones and earbuds when you have tinnitus can affect the sound quality
5 Resources for Veterans with Hearing Loss
5 Resources for Veterans with Hearing Loss Hearing loss and tinnitus are the most common service-related medical
Are Cancer Drugs Related to Hearing Loss?
Cancer drugs have long been associated with hearing loss. However, the question has always been to what
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