The build-up of earwax is a common disorder that generally occurs over time. Excessive earwax can also be caused by infections, excessive headphone use, or improper attempts to remove a blockage. But, in short – earwax build-up is unlikely to cause hearing damage. On the other hand, unsafe treatment of earwax build-up may damage the Read more..
How Does the Brain Respond to Sound
The auditory system helps to identify and recognize sounds. The brain has a specific singing area which is located in the temporal lobe. This temporal lobe is near the selective region for music and speech. The inner ear has tiny hair cells that send electrical signals to the nerves connected to the brain. This auditory Read more..
Social Distancing With TeleHealth Services
Here at Hearing Associates of Las Vegas, we believe strongly in the personal touch, especially as hearing loss is often a sensitive matter. However, as COVID-19 continues to be a concern for our patients and staff, we want to ensure that our patients are aware of all their options when it comes to their hearing Read more..
Audiology Updates: Consumer Reports’ Findings on Hearing Loss & Hearing
As hearing health care continues to progress, we are better able to understand hearing loss and how to prevent it from impeding a person’s quality of life. But greater comprehension of hearing loss is just one piece of the puzzle. Since hearing loss is such an individualized struggle, it is important to connect with Read more..
Audiology Insights: Decibel Levels of Everyday Sounds
Unless you make a regular practice of having your hearing tested with qualified hearing specialists, you may not give your hearing much thought. But hearing loss brought on by noise-damage is a progressive problem that can sneak up on you if you don’t know what to watch out for in your daily life. Decibels Of Read more..
Audiology Updates: Isolation and Depression From Hearing Loss
Some people may dismiss hearing loss as an inconvenient, but not serious, issue. Our hearing specialists here at Hearing Associates of Las Vegas want to make it clear that this is not the case. Hearing loss has a clear connection to individuals becoming isolated and depressed. How Hearing Loss Lead To Isolation And Depression Even Read more..
Audiologist Monthly: Managing Hearing Loss For Musicians
Musicians love to create a joyful noise, combining rhythm and melody to move listeners. Unfortunately, this compulsion does more than please audiences. It can leave performers vulnerable to hearing damage and in need of hearing aids. With countless hours spent practicing or taking the stage, musicians are four times more likely to succumb to noise-related Read more..
Audiology Updates: Big Differences In Little Devices
In the last several years, we’ve seen a dizzying amount of technical innovation in every imaginable field, including audiology. Ear specialists can detect and treat hearing loss more effectively than ever. Meanwhile, cutting-edge innovations are helping offset the persistent and distressing phantom sounds of tinnitus. Hearing Aids Can Be Customized and Discreet At Hearing Associates Read more..
Audiology Updates: Dementia and Hearing Loss
As more scientific resources are dedicated to understand and cure dementia, more information as to the causes of dementia are made available. One surprising piece of information which has been discovered is the strong link between dementia and hearing loss. Hearing Loss Can Speed Up Cognitive Decline Several studies have noted that hearing loss has Read more..
Audiology Updates: The correlation between brain health and hearing
Your hearing can affect many aspects of your life, but did you know that it can also affect the health of your brain? Scientists are starting to find stronger links between our overall brain health and our ability to hear. While this information isn’t too surprising for those of us who are hearing specialists, it Read more..
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