HEARING HEALTH NEWS

Hearing loss can affect much more than the ability to understand speech. For some people, it can also create worry about making mistakes in public. Missing a question at a restaurant, answering the wrong comment, or asking someone to repeat ...

Listening is not only a function of the ears. The brain must also receive, organize, and interpret sound. This process depends on auditory pathways, which carry auditory information from the ears to brain regions that give those sounds meaning. When ...

Planning an event requires more than choosing a date, venue, menu, and guest list. A successful gathering should also help every guest participate comfortably. For people who are hard of hearing, busy rooms, loud music, poor lighting, and unclear announcements ...

Falls can happen for many reasons, but problems with balance can be an important factor. The body depends on information from the eyes, muscles, joints, and inner ears to stay steady. When part of this system is not working well, ...

Many people think of hearing loss as a condition that only affects the ears. However, hearing health and brain function are closely connected. When hearing becomes more difficult, the effects can extend beyond communication and influence other areas of daily ...

Many people think of deep breathing as a way to relax during stressful situations. While it is commonly associated with stress management, deep breathing may also provide benefits to the ears and the balance system. When the body experiences stress, ...

Many people notice physical symptoms when the weather changes. A sudden storm, a cold front, or a significant drop in atmospheric pressure can leave some individuals feeling uncomfortable. Among the most common complaints are migraines and a sensation of ear ...

Hearing aids have changed dramatically over the years. What once began as large handheld devices has evolved into small, advanced technology powered by artificial intelligence. These improvements have helped millions of people communicate more clearly and stay connected with family, ...

Streaming music, listening to podcasts, and joining video calls have become part of daily life for millions of people. Students use headphones for online classes, professionals attend virtual meetings, and families connect through video chats. While this technology makes communication ...

Creating a self-care routine that prioritizes hearing health involves a few key practices that can be easily incorporated into daily life. This routine can help further your hearing health for years to come. Mindful Listening and Sound Awareness One of ...

Imagine trying to focus on an important task, but all you can hear is the constant chatter of colleagues, the clatter of keyboards, and the persistent hum of office machinery. This scenario is a common reality in many modern workplaces. ...

Imagine a constant ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound in your ears that no one else can hear. This is the daily reality for millions of people living with tinnitus. Tinnitus is not a disease itself, but rather a symptom of ...

Festivals, concerts, fireworks displays, and community celebrations bring people together for fun and excitement. These events often include loud music, cheering crowds, and explosive sounds that create a lively atmosphere. While celebrations can create lasting memories, they may also expose ...

Hearing plays a key role in daily life. It helps people communicate, enjoy entertainment, and stay alert to their surroundings. While many people protect their hearing by avoiding loud noise, fewer consider how lifestyle habits can affect ear health. Two ...

An active lifestyle is important for maintaining good health. Many people enjoy sports such as running, cycling, and team activities. For individuals who use hearing aids, it is common to wonder how these devices perform during physical activity. The good ...

Technology continues to improve many areas of healthcare, including hearing care. One of the most important developments in recent years is the use of artificial intelligence, or AI. This technology is helping create personalized hearing solutions that adapt to each ...

Hearing health plays a major role in communication, social well-being, and overall quality of life. While many factors influence hearing ability, nutrition has become an important topic of scientific interest. Researchers have studied how vitamins and minerals may affect the ...

Hearing aids can greatly improve the quality of life by making conversations clearer, restoring access to everyday sounds, and supporting better communication. However, many users experience an annoying challenge known as feedback. Feedback occurs when a hearing aid makes a ...

Hearing aids are important tools that help millions of people communicate clearly and stay connected to daily life. Like any electronic device, they perform best when handled properly. Seasonal changes can affect hearing aids in many ways. Hot summers and ...

A strong heart and clear hearing are closely linked because the inner ear is highly sensitive to blood flow. Tiny hair cells in the auditory system require constant oxygen and nutrients to function optimally. A healthy cardiovascular system supports the ...

HAPPY WORLD HEARING DAY!!! Hearing changes can happen gradually, and many people don’t notice the signs right away. That’s why getting a hearing test is so important. Prioritize your hearing health. Schedule a hearing test and stay connected to the ...

Many people use “ear candling” to remove wax, believing the hollow candle creates a vacuum to pull out debris. However, this practice is not medically sound and poses significant risks, including burns and torn eardrums. Understanding these dangers helps you ...

Supporting a loved one with hearing changes requires patience and intentional communication. When individuals struggle to follow conversations, they often feel frustrated or embarrassed, leading to social withdrawal and emotional strain. Effective support focuses on preserving connection rather than “fixing” ...

Many people assume hearing aids work well right out of the box, but the truth is they are individualized. A hearing aid fitting shapes how the device performs from day to day, and it plays a larger role in comfort ...

Dr. Chambers and Liz was at Johns Creek Health Expo today! They were set up and offered hearing screenings — a great way to check in on your hearing health.

Hearing aids work hard every day, yet most people do not realize how much they endure from moisture, skin oils, and everyday debris. Over time, these small factors can collect and cause muffled or distorted sound. A few simple cleaning ...

Starting with hearing aids can feel overwhelming, especially for those experiencing amplified sounds for the first time. The technology is complex, but an accurate fitting determines how well hearing aids perform.  Live speech mapping provides visual feedback that some users ...

The entire hearing care process is shaped by selecting the best hearing health professional for a hearing aid evaluation. With so many distinct roles in the field of hearing health, many people are unsure of where to start. Even though ...

It’s common for one to get used to excessive ear cleaning. The routine initially appears innocuous because it stems from a desire to feel clean and fresh. However, a lot of people are unaware that this behavior can lead to ...

The idea that noise can cause ear trauma is often distant until a sudden incident brings it to light, even though many people live their lives surrounded by sound. Noise exposure can occur swiftly and unexpectedly, from home renovations to ...