All Ears: Can earwax cause hearing loss?
In short, yes, earwax can cause hearing loss. But it doesn’t occur as commonly as one might think. In...
Amanda Edwards, Au.D.
Your hearing aids can help enhance watching movies
Were you aware that you can enjoy better hearing at the movie theater courtesy of your hearing aids?...
All Ears: What is low-frequency hearing loss?
Low-frequency hearing loss is most often related to “conductive” hearing loss that occurs with...
All Ears: Can you restore lost hearing?
This question requires one of those “good news, bad news” answers! The bad news is: once...
What is a hearing doctor called?
The branch of science that deals with hearing is called audiology. So, technically, a “hearing...
All Ears: What is a Bluetooth hearing aid?
I’m so glad you asked! To answer this question, it helps to first answer “What is...
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