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How Long Should Hearing Aid Batteries Last?

Even though it may seem to be a straightforward question to ask just how long hearing aid batteries should be expected to last, it isn’t. How long hearing aid batteries will last is dependent upon many factors. Just how long a battery lasts depends on which company manufactured it, and will vary between models from […]

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Home Safety Ideas if a Member of Your Household is Hearing Impaired

One topic which is seldom mentioned with regards to hearing loss is how to keep those who have suffered it safe in their homes. Picture this situation: you’re in your house when a fire begins, and like most of us nowadays you have smoke detectors installed to warn you so that you and your family […]

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The Digital versus Analog Hearing Aids Comparison

A bit of background and an explanation of how analog devices work versus how digital devices work is necessary to understand the differences between analog and digital hearing aids. Analog hearing aids came out first, and were the norm in most hearing aids for many years. Then with the introduction of digital signal processing (DSP) […]

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Marching Band Participants are at High Risk for Hearing Damage

Around 6 million U.S. teens have some form of hearing loss, which signifies an increase of approximately 33 % over the last 2 decades. While experts claim that this hearing loss is in part due to sustained exposure to high volumes of music from portable players and phones, participation in marching band is yet another […]

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Hearing Loss Does Not Mean Giving Up Driving a Vehicle

Navigating through life with hearing problems can be challenging at times, particularly when you need to depend on your hearing for safety. Many people with hearing issues find that driving a car can become an issue. However, having hearing loss doesn’t imply you have to discard your car keys. Follow some simple driving tips and […]

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Check out These 5 Facts About Hearing Loss among Soldiers

When considering post-combat injuries in veterans, PTSD, missing limbs, and brain damage may come to mind. Hearing loss, though, may not often come to mind. These 5 facts about veterans and hearing loss may surprise you. Hearing loss is the most prevalent injury among post-combat veterans. – Hearing loss, as the most ubiquitous veteran injury, […]

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On Hearing Loss and Young Children: Five Astonishing Facts

Hearing loss can happen at any age. According to experts at the Academy of Audiology, nearly 12% of younger kids from age 6 through the teen years have hearing loss resulting from noise. Hearing loss is also the number one most common type of birth defect in the U.S. Nearly 12,000 children are born each […]

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Telecoil is Now Available in Some Hearing Aids – Understanding the Basics

If you are wearing or interested in purchasing a hearing aid with a telecoil feature, you may be curious about what it does. A telecoil is a small coil of wire that can provide you with a number of benefits. Continue reading to learn more about what a telecoil can do for your ability to […]

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March 29, 2014: Tinnitus Treatments in Mayfield Heights OH Expanded at Cleveland ENT, Physician Hearing Centers Excerpt: “Cleveland ENT, Physician Hearing Centers prides itself on being able to offer the most up-to-date tinnitus treatments in Mayfield Heights OH. Aside from maintaining a summary of currently available tinnitus therapies on their website, the Cleveland ENT, Physician […]

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Sensorineural Hearing Loss Explained

Whenever a sound wave strikes your ear, miniature nerve endings in your inner ear translate them into electric signals that your brain understands as sounds. Unfortunately, these nerve endings can be damaged, as can other structures in your inner ear, resulting in a condition known as sensorineural deafness. Typically, sensorineural deafness doesn’t result in a […]

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