Social Media Ideas for Hearing Loss

This is the No. 1 risk factor for dementia that you can actually prevent, according to a geriatrician

As we get older, the world gradually starts looking and sounding a little different. Our vision may not be as sharp as it once was, and we may need to hit the “increase volume” but...

I’m 71 and Going Deaf in One Ear. Here Are 6 Ways to Fix Hearing Loss, Including One for Less Than $200

My right ear is trying to quit on me. What I found that could save your hearing — and thousands of dollars.

4 Types of Hearing Loss & When OTC Hearing Aids Can Help

Hearing loss isn’t one-size-fits-all, and an OTC hearing aid may not be the right solution for everyone. We break down the 4 types of hearing loss, common causes and symptoms, and...

Is hearing loss linked to dementia?

And there's good reason to take that seriously.

Is hearing loss linked to dementia?

And there's good reason to take that seriously.

Hearing Health Takes Center Stage at AAO-HNSF 2026 Annual Meeting

Research set to be presented in Los Angeles links hearing loss to type 2 diabetes, cognitive decline, and the growing GLP-1 medication landscape—underscoring hearing health's expan...

Beethoven's Hearing Loss and the Architecture of Feedback

Beethoven's progressive hearing loss stripped away the feedback his composing and performing relied on, while notation, memory, and sketches kept his work going

Chiruran: Shinsengumi Requiem, Rappa: Yankee NinpЕ« ChЕЌ Manga Artist Eiji Hashimoto Confirms Full Hearing Loss in Right...

Hashimoto temporarily lost hearing in right ear after being diagnosed with sudden hearing loss in April

Your Guide to Better Auditory Wellness

Our sense of hearing connects us to the world in ways we often don’t appreciate until it’s compromised. From the laughter of a loved one to the soothing sound of rain, our auditory...

Why hearing loss and brain health belong together

There are plenty of things we tend to accept as part of getting older: turning the television up, struggling to follow conversations in restaurants, or asking people to repeat them...

Hearing Industries Association and Hearing Loss Association of America Launch "Sounds of America" Campaign Celebrating t...

New initiative invites Americans to share the sounds that define their hometowns and communities while raising awareness of hearing health. WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire-P...

Oral care for people with hearing loss

Looking after your teeth and gums is important for everyone. If you or someone you care for is D/deaf, hearing impaired, or has hearing loss, there can sometimes be extra challeng...

Hearing screening in primary care is a single question

We measure blood pressure before a patient has a stroke. We check cholesterol before a coronary event. We evaluate vision before impairment interferes with driving or reading. So w...

Noise-Canceling Headphones May Be Linked to Trouble Understanding What People Are Saying

Noise-canceling headphones are facing new scrutiny after audiologists at five National Health Service departments in Britain reported seeing more young people who struggle to proce...

IHS Marks National Protect Your Hearing Month With Call for Annual Hearing Evaluations

In observation of National Protect Your Hearing Month, the International Hearing Society is urging the public to prioritize routine annual hearing evaluations to combat rising rate...

Study: DNN Denoising in Hearing Aids May Preserve Mandarin Lexical Tone Perception in Noise

New research suggests deep neural network denoising can help hearing aid users maintain categorical perception of Mandarin tones in challenging listening environments.

Protecting Workers in Puerto Rico from Ototoxic Chemicals and Noise to Prevent Hearing Loss

A recent bulletin from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) warns that millions of workers are exposed to chemicals that may damage hearing, particular...

Rocking New Hearing Aids

The prevalence of protein misfolding as a mechanism for hereditary deafness

by Rose A. Gogal, Genevieve M. Cox, Diana L. Kolbe, Amanda M. Odell, Chloe E. Ovel, Katherine I. McCormick, Brian Hong, Hela Azaiez, Thomas L. Casavant, Richard J. H. Smith, Terry...

Unexpected path, lasting impact: hearing loss setback leads to decades of teaching

Hearing loss made it difficult for Ivan Fung Wing-hong to find work in Hong Kong’s construction industry after graduation. Nearly three decades later, that early setback has led to...

Fennec Pharmaceuticals Reports Hearing Loss Reduction With Pedmark in Japan Phase 2 Trial

Data from the Phase 2 STS-J01 trial presented at SIOP 2026 show that Fennec Pharmaceuticals’ Pedmark significantly reduced cisplatin-related hearing loss in pediatric and AYA patie...

Hearing Aid Use Correlates with Reduced Mortality Risk

The manifestations of aging, such as age-related diseases and mortality, all arise from the same underlying root cause mechanisms of damage and dysfunction. If an individual exhibi...

Pediatric audiologist warns loud music can cause lasting hearing damage

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — As concert and festival season continues, a Norton Children’s pediatric audiologist is reminding parents and teens that repeated exposure to loud noise can cau...

A 12-Year Study Just Found A Hidden Risk Factor For Those With Hearing Loss

A long-term study identified a modifiable depression risk factor.