News on Hearing Loss

Researchers at the University of Michigan work to uncover what benefits vitamins and minerals may have in the reversal of noise-induced hearing loss.

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Researchers study the effects of acoustics in different stadiums. Individuals sitting near speakers or bands found to be most susceptible to hearing loss.

New study shows orchestra musicians are exposed to dangerous levels of sound as well. Learn more about how to protect your hearing if you're a musician.

New research and polls show parents are strongly on board when in comes to testing kids, tweens and teens for hearing loss. Youth is at particular risk of noise-induced hearing loss.

Suffering from hearing loss can drastically alter your holiday activities! Get your hearing checked today to ensure you enjoy every minute of those family gatherings and winter classics.

According to a study done by the National Institute of Health, hearing loss is twice as common in people with diabetes as it is in those who don’t have the disease.

Recent research shows people suffering from chronic migraines may be at a greater risk of developing hearing loss.

Studies conclude nearly 60 percent of soldiers coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan report having hearing problems or tinnitus due to noise exposure from service time.

October is Hearing Conservation Month. To help protect your hearing, make sure you're not putting yourself at risk for noise-induced hearing loss.

Studies find children with even mild forms of hearing loss are at risk for learning and other social, emotional, behavioral and self-image problems.

Researchers discover a new genetic mutation responsible for deafness and hearing loss associated with Usher Syndrome type 1.

House Research Institute partners with hospitals to research and advance the use of the auditory brainstem implant to children in the United States.

Rochester Institute of Technology NTID offers 'New Signers Program' to incoming deaf and hard-of-hearing students.

Untreated hearing loss can negatively impact the quality of your life; if you're suffering from hearing loss visit a hearing healthcare professional today.

Study shows how to create effective antibiotics that don't damage hearing.

Family trips and lazy summer days call for extra caution around kids' personal technology time. Even repeated exposure to loud music can cause hearing damage.

Summer activities like lawn mowing, outdoor concerts and firework displays may be harming your hearing. Learn how these noises measure up.

Approximately 72% of teenagers experienced some degree of hearing loss after attending a music concert.

More than 26 million Americans are living with some type of hearing loss, but only 14 percent of them wear hearing aids.

The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary launches campaign to educate baby boomers about the importance of getting their hearing checked.

Starkey Hearing Foundation joins with Scholastic to launch National Hearing Awareness campaign.

Vanderbilt provides tips to help prevent hearing loss from headphones. Advice designed to help teenagers and parents listen to music safely.

American Sign Language videos seek to help deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals prepare for disasters.

Study shows noise levels in French Quarter and other New Orleans neighborhoods are exceedingly high; residents question effects on hearing loss.