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Tinnitus – How you can help its sufferers
It is an awful and distressing thing to observe a loved one suffer from... Read More
A Link Between Hearing Loss and Dementia
by Stephen Yontz, President of FitHearing, LLC Hearing loss affects over 48 million people... Read More
The Genetics of Hearing Impairment
By Jeff Santuno Generally, the younger the person is with a hearing impairment, the... Read More
Conquering The High Costs Associated With Senior Hearing Loss
by Dave Pegg Hearing loss affects one-third of seniors aged between 65 and 74... Read More
Consumers Need To Know What They Are Missing!
by Robert Bishton, BC-HIS Recently, New York State changed the CE requirements for dispensing... Read More
Cheers! Hearing Health, Dementia Prevention and Beer May Mix
HHTM Staff: Regular readers of HHTM know that we are keenly interested in research... Read More
Smoke Detectors & Alarm Clocks: Can Clients Hear Them?
When we are providing hearing health to our clients, do we consider their hearing... Read More
About hearing loss—from someone with normal hearing
HHTM readers, we have the pleasure of bringing you Jesse Botella, with a unique... Read More
Prevalence and Future Cost of Hearing Loss
Judy Huch, AuD and HHTM Staff: Some who stumble across this blog site may... Read More
Life, Longevity,Cognitive Decline, Hearing Loss… More Connected Than We Used to Think
HHTM Staff: For several years, we’ve been reporting on correlations linking hearing loss and... Read More
Migraine, Hearing Loss, Tinnitus: An Interesting and Unusual Case Study
HHTM Staff: This is a quick post to alert you to a fascinating case... Read More
The Audiologist’s Lament
“Years ago, I worked in a Ear Nose Throat (ENT) clinic where my opportunity to... Read More
Call of the Wild: Noises You Need to Hear Even if You Don’t Want To
HHTM Staff: This section has been highlighting noise of all types. Unscientific polls in... Read More
Hearing Loss and Vision Problems Go Together as We Age
HHTM Staff: Preliminary research from Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute in San Francisco suggests certain... Read More
The Patient is the North Star: The Importance of a Level Playing Field
Last week’s post described people with hearing loss who compensate by dominating conversation. Today’s... Read More