Just like their people parents, these furry members of the family can experience hearing difficulties too. Read on to learn what you can do.
Many hearing aids can now connect to your smartphone utilizing Bluetooth technology. The steps to connecting your smartphone to Bluetooth,
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It may be surprising to learn the different ways that animals hear. Discover four quirky facts about hearing in the animal kingdom.
Live speech mapping is a mechanism for fine‑tuning hearing aids to the specific pitch and volume of important sounds; but many people haven’t heard of it.
The September 2019 release of Apple’s iOS 13 mobile operating system introduced some exciting changes. If you’ve been affected, we’ve got just the fix
Almost everyone makes a New Year’s resolution. If yours is to hear better, we give you 5 tips to keep your resolution on track.
Wearables are commonplace now, from fitness trackers to smart watches. In the last few years, wearables have migrated — to the ear and to the wish list.
At a young age, Micah was diagnosed with Usher’s Syndrome Type 2A, which causes hearing and vision loss. He tells us how it has shaped his life.
It’s no secret that hand dryers in public bathrooms can be loud, but turns out the noise level can be dangerous to your child’s ears.