The physical process of hearing is a marvel – wonderful sounds like music, conversation with loved ones, waves crashing on shore and more are picked up by our ears and transmitted to our brain for pro
6 Steps of Hearing – How We Understand Sounds and Speech
The five senses – hearing, seeing, smelling, touching and tasting – are each a wonder to behold when you stop and think about it. Most of the time, we take them for granted without giving much thought
What are the Signs of Hearing Loss?
If you have a hearing loss, sounds may seem loud enough, but not clear. People may seem to be mumbling or talking too quickly. Quiet sounds, such as a clock ticking, birds singing, or voices from anot
Balance In Older Adults May Improve With Hearing Aids
In The Laryngoscope journal, researchers from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO, describe how they found older patients with hearing loss appeared better able to balance wh
Hearing Loss Organizations and Associations
Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (AG Bell)
AG Bell is a membership-based information center on hearing loss, emphasizing the use of technology, speech, speechreading,
4 Serious Complications of Diabetes Specific to the Elderly
Many Complications of Diabetes have been known to give rise to other non-related symptoms. That is why you should read this article and get health knowledge that will greatly help you.
Type-2 diabetes
Exercise those ears: Simple ways to keep your hearing in shape
There are hundreds of benefits from daily exercise. Science has shown that daily aerobic exercise improves brain function, helps maintain a healthy cardiovascular system, helps regulate insulin levels
Keep the Holidays Joyful by Addressing Hearing Loss Before the Big Celebration
The holiday season is meant to be celebrated with joy. It’s when families and friends gather together to reunite and celebrate the end of the year. You might have people cheering on the college footba
Rehabilitation Strategies for Older Adults with Dual Sensory Loss
Considerations for patients who have hearing and vision problems
As many as 1 in 5 people ages 70 years or older have both hearing and vision loss. This article examines dual sensory loss, and provide