Hearing loss will affect us all at some point in our lives. Monitoring the health of our hearing is essential, as it impacts our overall social-emotional life, cognitive abilities, and physical well-being. But there are ways you can watch and improve your hearing to improve your life – or guard against your hearing deteriorating in Read more..
The Connection Between Untreated Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline
There is growing evidence to address the concern that hearing loss, particularly when untreated, can lead to cognitive impairment. In this post, we will examine the link between hearing loss and conditions associated with brain health. Of these conditions, we will take a closer look at dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease and how your ear health Read more..
Taking Charge of Your Hearing Health: Tips for Maintaining Auditory Wellness
Being on top of our hearing health is an essential aspect of our well-being and quality of life that some may overlook. But, we can begin to take charge of our auditory wellness. That way, we can act fast when noticing changes in our hearing and discover what routines and treatments can help us. In Read more..
Understanding the Different Types of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is common. A significant number of people experience it at different life stages, even though not all hearing loss types are the same. So, if you’re wondering the reason behind your potential impairment, we think understanding the differences between the causes is a great place to begin. That way, you could make the Read more..
Living Well with Hearing Loss: Communication Strategies
For people with hearing loss, sometimes communication can seem difficult. For example, it may feel harder to have conversations in crowded rooms, and feelings of isolation in social situations soon become the norm. Thankfully, you don’t have to let these situations affect your quality of life. There are ways to navigate these communication blockages more Read more..
Hearing Loss in Children: Signs, Causes, and Early Intervention
Hearing loss impacts people of all ages, and although it’s common in older adults, young children may also develop this impairment. As parents, we are to monitor and watch over our children continuously. So, we closely monitor their development and how well they are growing. However, if they may have some difficulties in their hearing, Read more..
Hearing Loss Prevention: Tips for Preserving Your Hearing
It is estimated that by 2050, one in 10 people will experience hearing loss of some kind. To help you preserve your hearing and prevent hearing loss, here are tips you can follow to make sure your hearing stays healthy. As the world develops, we constantly find ourselves in noisy environments, with loud sounds and Read more..
Understanding the Different Types of Hearing Loss
At least 15% of Americans over the age of 18 experience symptoms of hearing loss or are currently living with hearing loss. This is according to a recent study by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD). To learn more about hearing loss, we look at three main types of hearing loss, Read more..
Hearing Health at Every Age: A Guide to Pediatric and Geriatric Audiology
Hearing issues can occur at any age, but both young children and older individuals have specific risks and needs that might not be present in other stages of life. Understanding the unique needs of each is key to ensuring the best possible care. At Hearing Associates of Las Vegas, we offer hearing services for a Read more..
Hearing Loss in the Digital Age: Tips for Preserving Auditory Wellness
In the modern age, technology has changed every part of your life, making communication more accessible than ever before. Digital devices like smartphones and virtual reality have changed how you connect with the world. But as you get more and more used to these new technologies, the effect digital technologies might have on our hearing Read more..
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