Bad Grades Can Mean Bad Hearing
Untreated ear infections, and childhood diseases can all affect hearing later in life.
The McGurk Effect: Why You Should Look When People Speak
Visual cues affect what we hear.
Living with Hearing Loss: Effective Communication
When someone in the family has a hearing loss, the entire family has a hearing problem.
The Relationship Between Smoking And Hearing Loss
In many studies, there is also a strong correlation between the number of cigarettes smoked and the degree of hearing loss.
Newborn Infant Hearing Screenings
Identifying potential hearing loss at birth is extremely important in determining next steps for treatment.
Ear, Eye, and Teeth Check Ups: The “Three Wise Monkeys”
It’s safe to say that most people have never once visited an audiologist other than a brief ear check up in school.
Why You Need Two Good Ears to Hear Well
When sound input comes from only one ear, it becomes difficult to hear localized sound and to determine direction.
Dizzy in Bed? You May Have BPPV
Over 20% of all diagnoses by physicians who specialize in dizziness are due to BPPV.
Periodic Exercise Key to Stemming Hearing Loss and Improving Balance
Even going to the gym presents challenges for the hearing-impaired.
Temporary Hearing Loss Is Not a Deaf Sentence
Having abundant ATP levels may cause your hearing to suffer temporarily.