In the poignant words of Helen Keller: “Blindness separates people from things; deafness separates people from people.” While wellness is frequently referenced in broad terms, specific guiding principles can lead to healthier lives. With physical wellness, we think of exercise, counting steps, reps, or trips to the gym. With mental wellness, we ponder degrees of
Hearing loss isn’t an aging issue. It’s an issue for us all. Here’s why.
Bet you didn’t realize hearing aids can now do this.
Your senses play a more crucial role in preventing dementia than previously thought. Consider this.
Most people get ringing in their ears occasionally, but if you get it all the time it could be because of this.
Do you or your loved ones… take multiple medications or are considering medical treatment options requiring them? notice how drug ads on television spend more time explaining side effects than potential quality of life benefits? as healthcare consumers, read and understand the fine print of informational pamphlets included with prescriptions? While medicinal therapies can help
Wondering how high you can turn up your music? What’s a safe decibel level (and when should you wear protection)?
Do you have ringing in your ears after a concert or loud noise? This is when you should see a specialist.
New research reveals health hazards of isolation. This one little thing makes all the difference.
Musicians and music lovers should follow these tips to protect their hearing.
March’s National Kidney Month is an opportune time to better understand kidney function and hear the facts about how it relates to our auditory system. Did you know your kidneys filter all of your blood up to 25 times daily? Located below the rib cage, on each side of your spine, kidneys are two bean-shaped organs about
Did your hearing change? Are you more active now? You may need new hearing aids.