Why two hearing aids are better than one
By Starkey Hearing on Apr 14, 2021
Ok, try this: Cover one eye with your hand and look around. Notice how clarity, depth perception and...
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Hearing aids are more tortoise than hare
By Starkey Hearing on Apr 9, 2021
We’re a society that demands quick results and instant gratification. It’s how we came to have...
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Regular hearing checkups are a good idea
By Starkey Hearing on Apr 7, 2021
If you’re proactive about your health and well-being — and more of us are today than ever...
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How loud for how long is key to avoiding noise-induced hearing damage
By Starkey Hearing on Mar 26, 2021
Exposure to loud noise is the second leading cause of hearing loss — after aging. It’s also one...
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What to do if you think you have hearing loss
By Starkey Hearing on Mar 17, 2021
Most people who have hearing loss aren’t born with it. Instead, hearing loss creeps up on us over...
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Fall-related injuries are costly
By Starkey Hearing on Mar 12, 2021
Why is a statistic about falls the subject of a blog written by a hearing technology company? We can give...
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Archive
- More than one in 20 people has disabling hearing loss
- Can lost hearing be restored?
- Justin Osmond on how hearing aids have changed over the years
- It’s better to deal with hearing loss earlier rather than later
- Is hearing loss a symptom of COVID-19?
- Loneliness is not good for your health
- If you’re in your 80s, you probably have hearing loss
- Should you get a hearing test?
- Do you hear what I hear?
- Video conferencing tips for those with hearing loss
- Hear for the holidays
- Celebrate National Family Caregivers Month by helping a loved one hear their best
- #HearingFactFriday: Hearing loss is strongly linked to loneliness
- Helping our veterans hear and live better
- Hearing loss is a treatable cause of loneliness
- Golf and hearing loss: why golf is a great sport for the hearing impaired
- Four everyday places that are louder than you think
- The hearing aid that detects falls and sends alerts
- Made for face masks
- Emma Faye Rudkin, the "hearing aid fairy"