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Why It Happens and What You Can Do About It Next to pain, itching is probably the most uncomfortable physical sensation. When it occurs in your ear canals, relief can be hard to come by. But don’t start scratching — your ear canal and eardrum are easily damaged. Fortunately, there are things you can do … Read More »

Your genes carry more intel about your health than you may think. Hearing loss may seem like a condition that just happens with aging. But that’s not always the case. Noise, injury, infection, or other common risk factors can also contribute to hearing loss. Most people don’t realize that genetics play a role too. From … Read More »

Here’s How to Celebrate Without Letting the Boom Hurt Their Hearing From the pop and crackle of the first launch to the colors bursting across the night sky, U.S. Independence Day (July 4) and Canada Day (July 1) fireworks are celebrations steeped in light and sound. While the excitement delights all ages, the intense noise … Read More »

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Act Now for a Season of Connection & Sound The holidays are a time for celebration, new memories, and meaningful connection. But for many, the sounds that make this season special — laughter, music, conversation — can become harder to enjoy. Trouble hearing can create distance in moments meant to bring people closer. Hearing loss … Read More »

Celebrate the Holidays — and These Side Dishes Nutrition is a powerful defense against hearing loss, and the holidays offer a great opportunity to load up on some delicious and hearing-healthy nutrients. These side dishes are packed with a whole host of cochlea-cuddling nutrients. You Hear What You Eat It’s well-established that folate, omega-3 fatty … Read More »

  What You Should Know Every October, pink ribbons begin to bloom across social media feeds, store shelves, and lapels worldwide. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is more than a visual campaign — it’s a heartfelt, purposeful effort to raise awareness, encourage early detection, support research, and remind millions that they are not alone in the … Read More »

Looking Out for Your Hearing Health Is Even Easier Than You Think If you have hearing loss, you’re not alone. With an estimated 466 million children and adults living with disabling hearing loss, per the World Health Organization, it’s one of the most common chronic physical conditions around the globe. Though most types of hearing loss cannot … Read More »

Taking Quick Action Can Make All the Difference You wake up and something’s off. One ear seems muffled. Your balance might be a little shaky. Voices sound far away or distorted. Your ear is ringing. It can feel frustrating and frightening. You’re wondering, what’s going on and why is this happening? If this sounds familiar, … Read More »

Communication Strategies for Students of All Ages The start of a new school year brings fresh opportunities for growth and success. Whether in grade school, college, vocational training, or adult education, students are preparing for new classes, routines, and learning goals in remote, in-person, and hybrid environments. Hearing loss can present significant challenges, making it … Read More »