It’s not a test, but it’s definitely an event you want to be prepared for. It’s the annual physical with your medical provider. For National Heart Month in February and beyond, we’re sharing key questions to help you get the most from this important appointment.
Read More6 Soup Recipes That Support Hearing Health
You know that calcium supports bone health, and that vitamin A supports vision — but what supports hearing health? Check out these six soup recipes, which contain nutrients key to keeping age-related hearing loss at bay.
Read MoreBetter Hearing: Paying It Forward
There’s nothing like the freedom of hearing your best. And it’s only natural to want to spread the joy. With so many others experiencing hearing loss, here’s how you can help them kick off the new year with inspiration and hope.
Read MoreThe Best Hearing Health Accessories for Children
People of all ages live with hearing loss and need to take important steps to manage and take care of their hearing to prevent further damage. These accessories make that easier and more enjoyable.
Read MoreThe Nutrients Behind Healthy Hearing
To boost your intake of important vitamins and minerals, try this delicious recipe and keep your ears — and your stomach — happy!
Read MoreGolfers: 5 Reasons to Keep Your Hearing Health in Shape
It’s National Golf Month! Whether you’re a duffer or a dynamo, when you’re out on the links this month, your round will depend on good hearing.
Read MoreHow Does a Pandemic Affect Noise Pollution?
In this first-of-its-kind study, researchers set out to see how the sound levels we’re exposed to in our day-to-day lives can impact health.
Read MoreBetter Hearing, Resilience & You
Like improved hearing, resilience can make a significant difference in quality of life. Our 5 tips will help you get started.
Read MoreHearing Aids + Your Brain
A growing amount of research associates hearing technology with improved cognition and slowed or decreased risk of cognitive decline.
Read MoreWhat To Expect At A Hearing Evaluation
A hearing evaluation takes place in four steps; and is more thorough than simply reacting to tones played by your provider, as some people think.
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