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As technology continues to evolve, the FCC has implemented new rules governing hearing aid compatibility (HAC) for digital wireless phones so that everyone benefits from the advances in the hearing aid and cell phone industries. These developments are designed to make communication more effective by reducing background noise, allowing you to hear the sounds you […]
In 2011, the New York City Department of Health conducted a study on noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) in young adults. Of those who participated, 23% reported having hearing problems. The cause? Listening to music through headphones (or ear buds) at an extraordinarily loud volume. The same adults who reported having hearing loss or tinnitus symptoms […]
In 2011, the New York City Department of Health conducted a study on noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) in young adults. Of those who participated, 23% reported having hearing problems. The cause? Listening to music through headphones (or ear buds) at an extraordinarily loud volume. The same adults who reported having hearing loss or tinnitus symptoms […]
Who remembers those old cell phone commercials, “can you hear me now?” Good hearing doesn’t just make phone conversations easier; it makes life easier. If you find that others are constantly asking you, “Can you hear me now,” it might be time to see an audiologist. Audiologists focus on helping people with hearing and balance […]
Who remembers those old cell phone commercials, “can you hear me now?” Good hearing doesn’t just make phone conversations easier; it makes life easier. If you find that others are constantly asking you, “Can you hear me now,” it might be time to see an audiologist. Audiologists focus on helping people with hearing and balance […]
