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10/27/2025

Recent studies have shed light on the potential impact of dietary choices on hearing health. It has been suggested that adding salt to meals may increase the risk of hearing loss. Explore the findings surrounding sodium intake and its correlation with auditory issues in the article below. Understanding how diet plays a role in hearing health is important for making informed choices that can protect your ears.

Research has suggested that reducing salt intake may help preserve hearing, especially in younger adults.

10/20/2025

More and more studies confirm that using hearing aids can significantly impact brain health, according to recent research. A study has found that adults with hearing loss who use hearing aids may experience a reduced risk of developing dementia. The findings indicate that addressing hearing loss not only improves hearing but also supports cognitive health and quality of life. Learn more about this in the article below:

Adults with hearing loss (HL) with hearing aids have a reduced risk for dementia, according to a research letter published in JAMA Neurology.

10/14/2025

Are you aware of the importance of protecting your children's hearing from an early age? See the various ways you can safeguard your child's auditory health, the signs to watch for, and the proactive steps you can take to ensure their hearing is protected in the article below. We believe that understanding and addressing hearing health early on can make a world of difference!

The idea that children are not at risk for hearing loss is untrue. Experts say watch for these signs that could indicate an ear infection.

10/13/2025

Today, we honor Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to reflect on the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Indigenous communities.

10/07/2025

Are you curious about what happens during an audiology appointment? Whether you're experiencing hearing issues or just want to get a better understanding of your auditory health, we’ve got you covered! Let’s break down the process, what to bring, and how our team is here to support you every step of the way. Your hearing is vital, and we want to ensure you're well-prepared for your visit.

Never been to an Hearing Care Provider before? Here's a guide on what to expect at your initial audiology appointment.

10/06/2025

October's full Harvest Moon tonight will be extra special! 🌕️ It's a SUPERMOON, and the largest and brightest supermoon of the year. Generally speaking, a supermoon is a full Moon that appears larger than a typical full Moon because it is closer to Earth. The full Harvest Moon reaches peak illumination at 11:47 P.M. ET and will look HUGE if you're awake to see it! 🌕️ Almanac.com/Moon-October

10/06/2025

Tomorrow's live webinar with Starkey Hearing is still accepting registrations! Don't miss out on 'Caregiving and Connection: Peace of Mind for the Hearing Aid Wearer and Caregiver with the Hear Share App,' : https://bit.ly/46srSoZ

10/06/2025

Clinical Decision Support for Vestibular Diagnosis: Large-Scale Machine Learning with Lived Experience Coaching

Pastor et al. (2025) developed a machine learning system (MLS) to help make a vestibular diagnosis based on patient symptoms. They utilized diagnostic data from 3,349 patients who were initially evaluated through the Seoul National University Hospital to create their machine learning program. The researchers sought to create a model that aids in the efficacy and accuracy of a vestibular diagnosis.

Read more: https://www.audiology.org/clinical-decision-support-for-vestibular-diagnosis-large-scale-machine-learning-with-lived-experience-coaching/

10/06/2025

Breeze adds sign languages to its 'Date Language' feature.

10/06/2025

Gladiators star Jodie Ounsley says it is one of the questions she gets asked the most.

10/06/2025

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07/14/2025

Did you know that self-reported hearing measures can actually predict the risk of falling and balance problems? Recent research highlights a significant connection between our hearing health and our physical stability. When we struggle to hear, it can affect our balance and contribute to a greater likelihood of falls, particularly in older adults. Read the article below to learn more!

Putter-Katz et al. evaluate a self-reported hearing measure (The Amsterdam Inventory for Auditory Disability and Handicap – AIADH) as a predictor of balance problems and the risk of falling. AIADH is a good predictor of a decline in balance and an increased risk of falling, which complements objec...