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Just a few adjustments in the way you use your hearing aids this season will help keep your ears healthy and your instruments operating effectively.

Encourage your loved ones to seek medical attention when they exhibit signs of hearing loss.

Global Foundation for Children with Hearing Loss seeks to provide professional teacher training and ensure hearing health programs are in place to help educate youth suffering from hearing loss and deafness around the world.

With a little advanced planning, family gatherings during the holiday season can be a joyful time for everyone, even individuals with hearing loss.

Looking for a way to give back to those with hearing loss or deafness this holiday season? Dogs for the Deaf provides individuals with hearing loss and deafness not only a hearing dog to help make them more aware of their surroundings, but a companion animal to be by their side!

This holiday season HealthyHearing.com will highlight a charity providing assistance to individuals and families suffering from hearing loss and deafness on Thursdays.

A variety of factors can cause hearing loss at any age and here are five you might not expect.

Emergencies are hard to predict, if you or a loved suffer from hearing loss or deafness, try planning ahead with these easy, but helpful tips!

Thirty years ago this month, Australian cochlear pioneer Graeme Clark surgically implanted his first multichannel cochlear device. Since then, more than 220,000 lives have been changed by this technology.

Weekly clinic interviews on the Healthy Hearing website provide you with information you need to know to make educated decisions about your hearing health.

Before you take your hearing aid in for repair, check to see if you can fix the problem yourself.

Trust a healthcare professional to correctly diagnose and prescribe the correct hearing aid for your ears just as you trust an eye doctor to prescribe corrective lenses for your eyes.

If hearing aids haven’t improved your ability to hear effectively, ask your hearing health professional if you’re a candidate for a cochlear implant.

Eating right and exercising regularly is an important part of hearing health, but that’s not the only way to protect your hearing this season.

Hearing and vision are the two senses most affected by the aging process.

Those who wear hearing aids to treat their hearing loss are healthier, happier and make more money than those with untreated hearing loss.

The likelihood of developing age-related hearing loss increases significantly in individuals over the age of 65.

New studies show moderate exercise benefits not only your heart, but your hearing health too.

Studies show men are twice as likely to develop hearing loss due to environmental factors and regular use of pain relievers.

Student at the National Technical Institute of Technology spends his summer biking across American to raise awareness for people with disabilities.

Research indicates individuals with untreated hearing loss are more likely to develop dementia and Alzheimer’s.

If you have diabetes or discover you are prediabetic, be sure to have your hearing tested as part of your regular health screenings.

Left untreated, hearing loss can have as much of a negative impact on your quality of life as it does your ability to hear and understand the world around you.

This September, focus on the positive aspects of growing older by celebrating Healthy Aging Month.

Here are a few things you can do to make your child more comfortable while he’s battling a pesky ear infection.