• Does Owl Research Hold the Key to Improved Pediatric Hearing Tests?

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    Identifying your child’s hearing loss as soon as possible is the key to the development of their speech and language skills. But without their ability to participate in the hearing testing process, audiologists are working…

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  • Distance Learning & Hearing Loss

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    Attending school with hearing loss is challenging. COVID-19 has added another layer to the already complex situation, as many schools throughout California have transitioned from in-person to online learning. Below is a guide for parents…

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  • What Is High-Frequency Hearing Loss?

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    It is estimated that around 48 million Americans experience hearing loss. One of the most common types of hearing loss is high-frequency hearing loss – a condition that describes difficulty hearing and understanding higher-pitch sounds.…

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  • Link Between Rheumatoid Arthritis and Hearing Loss

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    It may surprise you to learn that if you have rheumatoid arthritis (RA), you’re at an increased risk for ear problems – in particular, hearing loss and autoimmune ear disease. This is because RA affects…

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  • Hearing Loss Linked to Loneliness and Isolation

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    Many people around the world are suffering from loneliness and isolation after weeks of following stay-at-home orders. There is another condition besides COVID-19 contributing to these feelings, however, and it affects one in five people:…

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  • Can Exercise Cause Hearing Loss?

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    [schema_article keywords=”hearing loss and exercise, dizziness and hearing loss during exercise, ear pressure during workout, hearing loss, exercise, ” body=”When weightlifting, you put your body under a lot of strain. This heavy exertion can cause…

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  • Why People Don’t Seek Hearing Loss Treatment

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    Most people get glasses when they realize they can’t see and have their cavities filled when they can’t chew without pain, but for some reason, seeking treatment for hearing loss is not deemed as essential.…

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  • Talk to Your Loved Ones About Their Hearing Loss

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    [schema_article keywords=”hearing loss, how to talk about hearing loss, talking about hearing loss” body=”It may be tempting to bring up your loved one’s hearing loss whenever it is relevant, such as when they ask you…

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  • Understanding the Vestibular System

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    [schema_article keywords=”Vestibular System, vertigo, dizziness, balance, hearing” body=”The vestibular system is responsible for providing your brain with information about your head position, motion and spatial orientation. This information helps keep you balanced, stabilize your head…

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  • Hearing Assistance Dogs

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    You’ve likely heard of seeing-eye dogs, but what about hearing assistance dogs? Service dogs are available for a variety of physical and psychological disorders. Any breed of dog can be trained to become a service…

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