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How to Advocate for Yourself as an Employee with Hearing Loss

Hearing loss can be a challenging issue in the workplace. Communication can become difficult, and without proper accommodations, employees with hearing loss may struggle to perform their job duties effectively. However, by advocating for oneself, employees with hearing loss can ensure that they receive the necessary accommodations and support to thrive in the workplace. In this article, we’ll explore tips …

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How Do I Recognize the Signs of Hearing Loss?

Hearing loss is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Many people experience hearing loss as they age, but it can also be caused by genetics, exposure to loud noise, and other medical conditions. Recognizing the early signs of hearing loss is important because it can help prevent further damage and improve overall quality of life.  Here we …

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Exploring the Link Between High Blood Pressure and Hearing Loss

Have you ever considered the link between high blood pressure and hearing loss? While these two conditions may not seem to be connected, research shows that they are more closely related than we initially thought. Here we will explore the link between high blood pressure and hearing loss, how they can affect each other, and what you can do to …

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What Are The Signs of Hearing Loss?

 As we age, we commonly experience changes in our hearing. The change does not happen suddenly, but is more gradual, like the gradual process of graying hair. Nevertheless, it is crucial to pay attention to these initial indications. Research shows that men are almost twice as likely as women to have hearing loss among adults aged 20–69. Read on for …

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How Treating Hearing Loss Can Support Your Mental Health

According to the World Health Organization, over 466 million people worldwide have disabling hearing loss. As we age, our hearing abilities decline, which can lead to social isolation, communication difficulties, and cognitive decline. However, the effects of hearing loss go beyond the physical. Recent research has shown a significant link between hearing loss and mental health. In this blog post, …

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Ensuring that Age-Related Hearing Loss is Treated

Hearing loss is a common and often overlooked condition, particularly in older adults. It can be caused by a variety of factors such as noise exposure, genetics, and age-related changes to the inner ear. Age-related hearing loss, also known as presbycusis, is the most common type of hearing loss and affects a significant proportion of the older population. If left …

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Study Finds Men at Higher Risk for Noise Induced Hearing Loss 

What makes men different from women? This is a debate in our society which is far from settled. In 2017 a Pew Research Center survey found that most people in the United States found the differences may be based on the way each gender group expresses feelings, displays physical abilities, personal interests and approaches to parenting. However, these are simply …

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Celebrate World Hearing Day: Ear and Hearing Care for All! 

Did you know that March 3rd is World Hearing Day? Organized by the World Health Organization (WHO), this global call to take action on hearing loss. Impacting nearly 1 in 5 people, hearing loss is one of the most common health conditions that people live with today.  World Hearing Day is a great reminder to prioritize your hearing health. You …

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Improving Communication with Your Family

Hearing loss not only impacts you but also your loved ones. People often report feeling ignored and frustrated with their loved one who has hearing loss. Symptoms can strain communication and make it tough to engage in conversations which are essential in relationships. Over time, this can lead to a breakdown in communication as well as produce tension as well …

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Earbud Use Could Harm Your Hearing 

Earbuds are an essential item that many people use in everyday life. Whether it’s to listen to music, your factorite podcast, or talk on the phone; earbuds use is common. While these devices make listening to audio convenient, allowing us to do so handsfree, earbud use can also affect hearing health. In fact, some earbuds can reach levels that are …