Doctor Joe Griffith, doctor of audiology and the owner of Accessible Hearing Aids would like to explain to you why ear wax is a good thing. Ear wax (cerumen) is a good thing because it acts as a vital, natural protective mechanism for your ear canal, acting as a moisturizer, antibacterial […]
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Cognitive decline and dementia: there are three main theories for how they may contribute to hearing loss: Too Much Cognitive Load Leads to Cognitive Decline Because the brain is constantly coping with degraded sounds because its resources are dedicated to processing those sounds, this impairs its other processes such as […]
Do you or anyone you know have a ringing sound in your ears? The perception of sound without an actual external sound is known as Tinnitus. Tinnitus can negatively affect your overall health and social well-being. Even moderate cases can interfere with your ability to work and socialize. When you […]
Have you ever heard the phrase “I know you heard me, but did you listen to me?” Many people think yearning and longing are the same. However, it is not. Hearing is a passive process, meaning you don’t have to actively concentrate on the sound to understand it. Listening is […]
Whether you have healthy ears, use hearing aids, or experience slight hearing loss, it is never too late to start protecting your hearing. According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), a 2016 study found that 15% of American adults over 18 experience hearing difficulties, amounting […]