Discover the most accurate hearing tests used by professionals, from pure-tone audiometry to real-ear measurement, ensuring precise diagnoses and effective treatment for better hearing health.
Struggling to choose between OTC and prescription hearing aids? Discover key differences in features, performance, and support to find the best solution for your hearing [...]
Learn how audiologists diagnose hearing loss with common hearing tests like pure-tone audiometry, speech audiometry, and tympanometry. Discover why early detection is crucial for better [...]
Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a serious condition affecting millions of people worldwide. To protect your hearing, it’s essential to understand the risks, recognize the [...]
Hearing is one of our most essential senses, connecting us to loved ones, the world around us, and even ourselves. When issues like earwax buildup [...]
Did you know that roughly 15% of U.S. adults experience some degree of hearing loss? That’s a significant number. Even more intriguing is that while [...]
DNA is more than just a blueprint; it’s part of the puzzle of who we are. It’s what gives us our unique features, from the [...]
When it comes to advancements in hearing technology, few innovations are as small but mighty as the invisible-in-the-canal hearing aid. Invisible-in-the-canal (IIC) hearing aids and [...]
The significance of sound in our lives cannot be overstated; it plays a key part in our personal growth and development, resonating from our earliest [...]
Babies can tell us a lot of things with their cries, such as when they’re hungry, tired, wet, or cold. What they can’t tell us, [...]
Has the thrill of attending the theatre, a concert, a conference, a church service, or any other event held in an auditorium transformed into a [...]
Have you ever wondered if the phantom buzzing/ringing you sometimes hear has a name? Or if anyone else has experienced the same thing? Tinnitus, as [...]
I always have a bit of explaining to do when a patient tells me they have been diagnosed with an “ear infection” by their primary [...]
