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04/14/2025

Ear protection is important to preserving your ability to hear! Learn more about what protection ratings mean. https://bit.ly/4bHbB0v

04/08/2025

Invest in the right hearing protection for your activities, and enjoy the sounds you love without worrying about future hearing damage. https://bit.ly/4irqarG

04/03/2025

How much do you really know about noise and hearing loss? Let's separate fact from fiction.

03/26/2025

March is National Nutrition Month! Nourish your hearing with antioxidant-rich foods!

03/21/2025

Medications can be tough on your hearing! If you’re on certain meds, don’t wait for a sound change, check in with a professional today,

Plus the vitamins and minerals you need to help protect from hearing loss

03/18/2025

Noise-induced hearing loss can happen over time. Protect your ears now to prevent long-term damage! https://bit.ly/4i0iL1T

03/12/2025

Hearing changes with age are normal, but that doesn’t mean you should ignore them. Get ahead of it and consult a professional!

Many people have some hearing loss as they get older. Find out why it happens and what can help.

03/06/2025

Do you know how we hear? Learn more about the system that allows you to enjoy your favorite songs and sounds! https://bit.ly/3WZA6jp

03/03/2025

This World Hearing Day, protect your hearing! If you’re noticing changes, it's time to consult a professional.

02/27/2025

Your heart and hearing are more connected than you think! Protecting both starts with early detection and managing noise exposure.

02/21/2025

Did you know noise exposure can impact your heart? Chronic noise raises stress and blood pressure, affecting more than just your hearing.

A 2023 study suggests that long-term exposure to transportation noise from cars, trucks, trains, and planes is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease....

02/18/2025

Did you know vision and hearing loss may increase the risk of heart disease? Taking care of your senses supports your overall well-being!

Middle-aged and older adults with impaired hearing or vision – or both – may have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease than those with good eyesight and hearing, a study shows.