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As we grow older, we not only gain wisdom and life experiences, but we also encounter natural changes in our senses. There are logical and practical strategies to safeguard your sensory health; by understanding these daunting changes and taking proactive steps, you...
You may have heard a lot about the introduction of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids, heralded as a transformative step toward affordable, accessible hearing health solutions. The promise was clear: make hearing aids more available and less expensive for those with...
As professionals in the field delve deeper into the connections between aging and cognitive decline, one relationship has become clearer with more study: the link between hearing loss and cognitive decline, including dementia. Recent studies, such as the ACHIEVE...
Sleep apnea impacts nearly 30 million Americans, yet 80 percent remain undiagnosed and untreated, putting them at significant risk for serious health problems. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs when airway muscles relax excessively, causing blockages during sleep....
Chances are you've experienced moments where you've misplaced your keys or forgotten a name; these minor memory lapses are normal, but as we age, they can signal mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Typically, MCI doesn't impede everyday activities, but it's crucial to...
It can be tough to navigate stressful family dynamics, especially during large gatherings around the holidays. Unresolved tensions and feeling drained in unhealthy relationships with your family can make these big gatherings bring about stress and avoidance. When...
Alzheimer’s disease is the leading cause of dementia in older adults, with symptoms like memory loss and cognitive decline leading to sudden loss of independence and stress for the individual dealing with it. A recent study has found that Alzheimer’s features two...
As you age, many of your senses, especially your hearing, begin to deteriorate. The end result is reduced sensual sensory stimuli to your brain, leading to slower mental processing, reduced retention, and difficulty focusing on what you are doing and where you are...
Have you ever walked into the kitchen and forgotten what it was that you went in there to do or get? It happens to all of us when our minds are distracted by the many different responsibilities in our lives. However, imagine not remembering an event from yesterday or...
In a past article, we explored six different ways to sidestep Alzheimer’s disease, which included seeking treatment for hearing loss. As Doctors of Audiology, we not only advocate for better hearing health but for your better overall health. In that vein, we would...