As we age, our hearing ability changes just like any other part of the body. Hearing loss is a common problem caused by aging, heredity, noise, and diseases. People who suffer from hearing loss face difficulties in communicating with people in society as well as in a professional environment. Treatment for hearing loss with old...
When we communicate through spoken language, only speaking and hearing is not all that happens. A complex process takes place in the background to understand, process, and respond to the message every time something is spoken and heard. Let us understand in detail how the spoken language is processed to recognize when we hear it....
Hearing is an essential activity in our lives. We must hear well to be alert, to respond, and to communicate our thoughts. When our ability to hear is affected, it interferes with daily life personally and professionally at different levels. To resolve that Hearing Aid is used to help to enhance the quality of hearing...
Hearing is a critical part of our daily lives.Hearing loss can abrupt your life profoundly if not diagnosed and treated correctly.It can happen to anyone regardless of your age, lifestyle, social circle, and the profession we are pursuing. Even a small impairment to our hearing ability can adversely impact your speaking quality, speech comprehension,...
Looking for the right hearing aid is not easy Does RIC, BTE, CIC sound Greek to you? Usually, people tend to be more accepting of hearing aids only if no one can notice them. However, while a hearing aid should be inconspicuous, it must also be comfortable, best suited to your range of hearing loss…
How are the two related? The link between diabetes and hearing loss has been speculated since the 1960s, and several researches have contributed towards explaining the correlation. It has been found that hearing loss is twice as common in people with diabetes compared to those who do not have the disease. According to a study from 2008…
It’s the easiest thing to believe that once you identify a hearing loss problem, all that is needed is the purchase of a hearing aid. We’d like to break that belief, in exactly six steps. Dr. H. Gustav Mueller, founder of American Academy of Audiology, along with Dr. James Hall, renowned and awarded American audiologist,…
From detecting the simplest sounds, to performing the most complex listening activities, your brain is responsible for making sense of everything you hear.Of course, you need your ears to capture sounds, but you only understand these sounds once they arrive in your brain. So hearing – and especially speech understanding – is a cognitive process,…
