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When most people think of diabetes, they picture blood sugar, insulin, and maybe feet or eyes. But your ears? Yes—your hearing can also feel the effects of diabetes. According …
If you’re one of the millions of people worldwide experiencing tinnitus—that persistent ringing, buzzing, or humming in your ears—you know how challenging it can be to find relief. While …
1. Hearing Loss Isn’t Equal—Even at the Same Level People with similar audiogram results may still experience hearing challenges differently—especially in noisy environments. According to the Hearing Health Foundation, …
Or: How researchers discovered that the face holds the key to understanding that constant ringing in your ears* If you’ve ever experienced that persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing in …
Bone anchored hearing instruments (BAHI) represent an innovative approach to hearing restoration for people with specific types of hearing loss. Unlike conventional hearing aids that amplify sound through the …
The Surprising Link Between Your Ears and Your Balance Recent research highlighted in McKnights reveals a startling statistic: individuals with hearing loss face a 51% higher risk of falling …
In recent years, the emergence of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids has promised greater accessibility and affordability for individuals experiencing hearing loss. While these devices may seem like an attractive …
Sudden sensorineural hearing loss is a medical emergency that requires prompt recognition and treatment. Both healthcare providers and the public need to be aware of its symptoms and the …
Hearing loss is typically categorized into mild, moderate, severe, and profound levels: 1. Mild (26-40 dB loss): Difficulty hearing soft sounds and understanding speech in noisy environments. 2. Moderate …
How does the mind interact with sound? That’s the field of “psychoacoustics”. Psychoacoustics is a fascinating field that bridges physics, psychology, and neuroscience. Let’s dive into some key aspects …
