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The demands of daily life can place stress on the body over time. For individuals with hearing loss, that stress may be shaped not only by external factors, but also …

If we live with hearing loss, we already know something most hearing tests don’t measure. We don’t live in quiet rooms repeating single words. We live in restaurants where conversations …

February is often called the month of connection — a time when we’re encouraged to reach out, strengthen relationships, and enjoy moments with the people who matter most. But for …

January often brings fresh starts, new routines, and big goals. And while we can’t help you stick to those gym plans, we can share something uplifting: the world of hearing …

Did you know hearing loss is actually a chronic disease? As we get older, it’s much more common and can require different treatments as it gets worse. During National Diabetes …

With the arrival of fall, our backyards and neighborhoods come alive with the sounds of seasonal chores—leaf blowers roaring, chainsaws buzzing, and snow blowers gearing up for the first flurries …

For many adults over 50 in the U.S., hearing loss is more than a medical condition—it’s a quiet, emotional battle. A groundbreaking international research initiative led by Dr. Katie Ekberg …

Hearing changes are often associated with aging, but did you know that certain medications may also play a role? Some commonly prescribed drugs have been linked to effects on the …

You may be surprised to learn that if you’re living with hearing loss in the U.S., you could qualify for free captioned phones—thanks to FCC-funded programs. These innovative devices make …

Hearing Loss Is a Medical Condition—So Why Isn’t It Treated Like One? Hearing loss is permanent, yet it’s often overlooked as a medical priority. Unlike heart disease or diabetes, treatment …