New Protein Discovery for Hearing Loss Treatment
One of the fascinating traits of auditory research is that audiologists and the public alike never know where another potential discovery could come from next.
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Exercise can help seniors with mobility
As people age, mobility can become more of a problem, especially if they suffer from arthritis or other physical conditions.
New Hearing Aid Technology
For those with mild variations of hearing loss, one of the toughest and most frustrating obstacles to overcome is hearing the person you are conversing with amidst extensive background noise.
Learning a second language may help with brain health
Older adults looking for a fun senior activity that is not only enjoyable but can keep their brains healthy and promote senior independence should consider learning a new language.
Walking 6,000 steps can help with knee pain
As people get older, aches and pains can become more problematic, especially if they develop some form of arthritis.
Teaching your brain how to hear
The auditory process of transmitting and interpreting sound is an intimate procedure that is seldom appreciated for how incredible it truly is.
HLAA Convention 2014 overview
This year will mark another rendition of the annual Hearing Loss Association of America’s 29th annual Convention, and it is shaping up to be the biggest one yet.
Minimal exercise can benefit elderly men with high blood pressure
While maintaining a healthy blood pressure level is essential for people of all ages, it is no secret how crucial of a health factor it becomes through aging.
Music to his ears: The story of Richard Einhorn
In June of 2010, after 57 years spent composing countless numbers of acclaimed pieces of work, Richard Einhorn woke up almost entirely deaf.
Addressing Hearing Loss at Work
Hearing loss is gradually developing into something of an epidemic in the United States, with auditory damage statistics increasing every year.