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Enhance your hearing health with seasonal fall foods
Fall foods are nutrition powerhouses. Add these tasty seasonal favorites to your menu for a fresh, effective way to boost hearing health.
Back to school: Get back into your hearing health routine
Whether you’re still sitting in a classroom or are happy being a student of life, taking a few moments to get back into a good hearing health routine is as simple as A-B-C.
Why aren't hearing aids covered by insurance?
Most insurance plans don't cover hearing aids. Learn the basics and the complex reasons why.
New study names hearing loss as one of nine risk factors for dementia
A new study indicates managing hearing loss and other identified risk factors may help you delay or prevent devastating dementia altogether.
Why pretending to hear is bad and how to break the habit
Gianluca Trombetta talks about why people with hearing loss fake it, or pretend to hear when they really don't and shares his practical tips for turning this common challenge into a positive opportunity.
The latest rechargeable hearing aids: are they right for you?
Rechargeable hearing aids are convenient and environmentally-friendly. There are more options than ever, including the rechargeable Opn from Oticon. Find out about them and if they're right for you.
College, hearing loss and self-advocacy
Whether you're an incoming college freshman or a seasoned upperclassman with hearing loss, our guest Jessica Wertz has tips for starting the year right and thriving on campus.
New study shows hearing loss could provide clues for early detection of Alzheimer’s disease
New research about the relationship between untreated hearing loss and deadly Alzheimer's disease provides yet another reason to improve your hearing health.
Creating awareness for children's hearing loss
From media campaigns to books to legislation, here's an update on efforts to bring awareness to children's hearing loss.
Healthy Hearing conversation | Joan McCormack, Au.D.
Dr. Joan McCormack and the staff of Atlantic Hearing Care celebrate the practice's 10-year anniversary and giving back to the community with the launch of a nonprofit to provide hearing care to those in need.
Tinnitus: could your diet be the culprit?
The root cause of tinnitus can be a complex puzzle. Nutrition could be one piece of that puzzle. Here's how to find out if something you're eating or drinking is contributing to your tinnitus.
How hearing loss affects seniors
Older people with hearing loss face some unique challenges. Find out what they are and what you can do about it.
Healthy Hearing conversation | Julie Quandt
There’s one thing this globe-trotting, marathon running business woman, mom and wife wouldn’t leave home without -- and it’s her hearing aids.
The complex link between depression and hearing loss
The discovery of the link between hearing loss and depression could improve the quality of life for millions of people. Here's how to spot the signs and understand the next steps.
Research shows possible link between aspartame and tinnitus
Are aspartame and tinnitus linked? Here's what you need to know before you drink your next diet soda.
Music and better hearing: what's the connection?
Can singing help you hear conversations in noisy places better? A new study suggests it can. Learn how music training can benefit your hearing and your social life.
How to get the most from your hearing aid batteries
Hearing aid batteries are as vital to their performance as the technology inside your devices. Here's how to maximize their effectiveness.
Healthy Hearing conversation | Dr. Peter Loring
A no-nonsense approach, great technology and a personal investment in each patient helps Dr. Peter Loring change lives through better hearing in central Long Island, New York.
Can allergies cause hearing loss?
Your eyes are itchy and your nose is runny – typical for allergy season. But could your allergies also contribute to hearing loss? Get answers here.
How to enjoy a summer party with hearing loss
Social gatherings can sometimes be difficult for people with hearing loss, but barbecues are easier to navigate than most parties. Shari Eberts shares her tips for enjoying your summer get-togethers.
Drinking and hearing loss
You might know the health risks associated with heavy drinking, but it may surprise you to know it can also harm your hearing and balance. Learn more and know when to seek help.
Living with mild hearing loss
Even if you aren't ready for hearing aids, mild hearing loss can impose surprising difficulties in everyday life that shouldn't be underestimated. Here's how to cope and take the next steps.
Talking to grandchildren about hearing loss
Discriminately sharing information about your hearing loss and hearing aids with your grandchildren helps them understand your challenges and develop sensitivity for others. Use these kid-friendly talking points.
Understanding high-frequency hearing loss
If speech seems muffled and you have trouble hearing birds sing or doorbells ring, you may have high-frequency hearing loss. Learn the causes and treatments for this common type of hearing loss.
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