It’s National Protect Your Hearing Month!

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October marks National Protect Your Hearing Month. It’s a reminder that hearing loss often starts quietly, with daily habits that seem harmless. If you’ve ever wondered how to protect your hearing, now is the time to act. A few simple changes today can make a big difference tomorrow. Why Hearing Loss Happens More Often Than…

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Finding the Best Hearing Aids for Seniors with Tinnitus

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Updated September 2026 · Dr. Jade Husby, Au.D. Short Version The best hearing aids for seniors with tinnitus are the ones fitted to your hearing loss first, with sound therapy layered on top. Nearly every current device includes a tinnitus program. What separates them is comfort, handling, and whether someone tuned the therapy to the…

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Understanding the Reality of Hearing Loss

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The reality of hearing loss is more than missing sounds. It affects health, safety, mood, and relationships. Nearly 430 million people worldwide need treatment for hearing loss, yet most wait years before seeking help. Delays come at a cost. Untreated hearing loss increases risks for dementia, falls, depression, and isolation. A Johns Hopkins study on…

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A Resound Hearing Aid or a Starkey Hearing Aid?

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Updated September 2026 · Dr. Jade Husby, Au.D. Short Version ReSound vs Starkey hearing aids comes down to how you want the work done. ReSound Sensia leans on a dedicated neural chip that separates speech from noise. Starkey Omega AI leans on long battery life, health tracking, and instant tap adjustments. Both stream, both handle…

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This World Alzheimer’s Month Schedule a Hearing Test

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September is World Alzheimer’s Month. It is a global campaign dedicated to raising awareness about dementia and encouraging action to support brain health. Each year, Alzheimer’s Disease International calls on individuals, families, and communities to join together and challenge the stigma around dementia.This September, you can take a powerful step for your own well-being. The…

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Get to Know Phonak Audeo Hearing Aids and Starkey Edge Hearing Aids

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Updated September 2026 · Dr. Jade Husby, Au.D. Short Version Phonak Audeo vs Starkey Edge comes down to automation against control. Phonak reads the room and adjusts without being asked, and its newest EON Sphere adds a second chip just for speech in noise. Starkey Edge runs longer, tracks your activity, and gives you a…

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Understanding Tinnitus: Exploring The Types

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Tinnitus affects millions of people every day. It is often described as ringing, buzzing, or roaring in the ears. For some, it is a mild background hum. For others, it interferes with sleep, concentration, and overall quality of life. While it may feel mysterious, tinnitus is not a single condition. It is a symptom that…

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Conductive vs. Sensorineural Hearing Loss

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Hearing loss touches nearly every family. It affects conversations, work, safety, and confidence. Yet not all hearing loss is the same. Compare the two most common types, conductive hearing loss vs. sensorineural hearing loss. Knowing how they differ helps you understand your own hearing health and choose the best care. This guide explores conductive vs. sensorineural…

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Hearing Aids with Bluetooth: Do They Have Auracast

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Hearing aids with Bluetooth have already reshaped the way people with hearing loss stay connected. They let wearers stream calls, music, and TV directly into their ears. But the question people now ask is, do hearing aids with Bluetooth also have Auracast? Auracast is the latest development from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, and it…

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Understanding Hearing Loss Types

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Hearing loss affects millions of people worldwide. It is not a single condition but a range of problems that can impact how sound reaches or is processed by the brain. The three main hearing loss types are sensorineural, conductive, and mixed hearing loss. A fourth, auditory processing disorder, is different because it involves how the…

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