Hearing Loss and the Brain

Hearing Loss and the Brain

Hearing is a sense that is always on, even if we don’t notice it. The only times we really notice our hearing is when something uncomfortable happens – an ambulance going by, our alarm clock in the morning, a neighbor’s music turned on way too loud.  Only then do we plug our ears or pull the pillow over our head …

Your Hearing Abilities May Be Affected by the Winter Cold

Your Hearing Abilities May Be Affected by the Winter Cold

Dry skin, chapped lips, runny noses and coughs–extreme cold can be tough on the body. Recent research suggests that cold weather actually makes it harder for our immune systems to fight off infections, which could explain why common colds and viruses are more common in the winter. Very cold temperatures can cause problems with the hearing as well, so it …

Treat Hearing Loss to Improve Your Relationships This Valentine's Day

Treat Hearing Loss to Improve Your Relationships This Valentine’s Day

FOMO, or Fear of Missing Out, got a lot of traction a while back. It was often viewed through the lens of social media, in which people reported greater feelings of isolation scrolling through pictures of their friends and loved ones out having fun together while they sat alone. But there is a larger biological component at work in regards …