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Sensitivity to Sound As We Age

In Hearing Aids by Julie Raney

When you think of the relationship between loud sounds and aging, a common stereotype might come to mind. Imagine two neighbors—one a rollicking musician in her 20s and the other a 65-year-old who enjoys reading in the evening. As the …

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Coming to Terms with Your Hearing Loss

In Hearing Loss by Julie Raney

Acknowledging a limitation can be very difficult. On the surface level, we don’t want to deal with the practical implications of that limit, including the inconveniences and resources that may need to be employed. However, on a much deeper level, …

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Hearing Aids & Artificial Intelligence

In Hearing Aids by Julie Raney

Hearing aids are complex devices that utilize technology to improve health. Similar to most electronics today, hearing aids have experienced significant innovation over recent years. Continuously advancing technology has contributed to wide-range of hearing aids that come in a variety …

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Past Attempts at Curing Hearing Loss

In Uncategorized by Julie Raney

Fortunately, we are well informed about hearing loss, the symptoms, and effective treatment options. Today, there is substantial research and information available that has contributed to a greater understanding of hearing loss and the numerous ways it impacts peoples’ lives. …

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Ear Infections & Hearing Loss

In Uncategorized by Julie Raney

An ear infection is a painful swelling or inflammation in the ear, accompanied by a buildup of fluid in the ear canal or middle ear. Kids have ear infections more often than adults, but people of all ages can suffer …

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Can Hearing Loss Be Cured?

In Uncategorized by Julie Raney

Hearing loss affects 48 million Americans. It’s among the most prevalent chronic health conditions facing older adults, and people of all ages suffer from hearing loss. Many people treat their hearing loss with hearing aids, but if you’ve recently noticed …