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Walking Your Way to Better Hearing Health
While walking is often associated with improving cardiovascular fitness or reducing stress, it also has benefits for your hearing health. The relationship between regular physical activity, such as walking, and maintaining or improving hearing function is becoming...
Helping Mark Schulman Hear Better: A Journey with Pacific Hearing
As a professional drummer who has shared the stage with legends like Pink, Foreigner, Billy Idol, and Cher, Mark Schulman is no stranger to the effects of noise-induced hearing loss. Years of performing on stages around the world, even with the best ear protection,...
Apple Officially Announces a Hearing Test and Hearing Aid Feature | What This Means
Yesterday (September 9, 2024), Apple held an online event to make a number of announcements about their next generation of iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods. Having shared that Apple was rumored to be launching a 'Hearing Aid Mode' earlier this year, we watched with...
Want to Reduce Your Risk of Dementia? Get Your Hearing Checked Today
As we age, the importance of maintaining our hearing health becomes increasingly clear—not just for the sake of communication but also for our overall cognitive well-being. A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) has brought...
Mass Eye and Ear Study Revives Theory on Tinnitus Origins: Cochlear Neural Degeneration
Tinnitus, characterized by persistent ringing, buzzing, or humming in the ears, affects millions of people worldwide. Despite its prevalence, the exact mechanisms behind its onset remain elusive. However, recent research by the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary...
Auditory Nerve and ‘Hidden Hearing Loss’: Insights from Recent Studies
Hearing loss is a complex condition that affects millions of people worldwide. While traditional hearing loss is often linked to damage in the outer or middle ear, recent studies have highlighted a different type of hearing loss that can occur even in individuals with...
One of Many Lenire Success Stories
Imagine living with a relentless high-pitched buzz or ringing that you can't turn off. For more than 25 million adults in the US, this is a daily reality known as tinnitus. This condition, often caused by hearing loss, exposure to loud noise, or viral illness, can be...
Exploring the Impact of Hearing Aid Use on Cognitive Health in Older Adults: Insights from the ENHANCE Study
As the global population ages, the prevalence of both hearing loss and dementia continues to rise. Hearing loss is now recognized as a significant modifiable risk factor for dementia, underscoring the importance of investigating interventions that could potentially...
Protecting Your Hearing and Cognitive Health as You Age
Aging is an inevitable part of life, filled with its own challenges and opportunities for growth. Among the many concerns that come with aging, cognitive decline, including conditions like dementia, stands out as a significant worry for many. However, recent studies...
Your Apple Watch: A Tool for Preventing Hearing Loss
In our increasingly tech-driven world, gadgets like the Apple Watch are becoming essential tools for managing our health. Surprisingly, one of the lesser known yet highly beneficial features of the Apple Watch and iPhone is their ability to protect users from...