Awareness

Yes, the Holidays Can Be Loud!

Which noises should we be aware of this holiday season?

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Listening for a Lifetime

A practical reference, not a lecture, from a music industry professional on how to protect our first instrument: our hearing.

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Safe Sound Science 

A quiet activist is using videos to promote science fact over noise fiction.

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Thankful This Thanksgiving

With Thanksgiving here, we’re feeling especially grateful. Thank you, truly, for being part of our Hearing Health Foundation community, some of whom I was fortunate enough to meet over the summer and fall.

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Hearing Loss at the Holidays

During holiday family gatherings, the signs of hearing loss can become especially apparent.

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‘A Mindset Issue’

New survey results present a close look at why people do—and don’t—use hearing aids.

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Meet the Audiologist With a Creative Streak

While working in the clinic I realized how much I loved creating resources for patients—brochures, handouts, visual guides—mostly because I couldn’t find what I wanted online. 

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Digital Hearing Tools to Boost Connections

Digital hearing tools can act as allies to reduce isolation. Technology has adapted to today’s needs and can help people struggling with hearing loss regain and retain their social connections. 

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A Salute to Service Members and Veterans

On this Veterans Day and every day, Hearing Health Foundation (HHF) thanks our U.S. service members and veterans for their sacrifices. This group is disproportionately at risk for hearing damage, but earlier this year changes to how tinnitus is rated as a compensable disability were proposed.

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Unraveling the Pain of Sound: New Insights Into Hyperacusis

Our partner Hyperacusis Research recently hosted a webinar that highlighted both the human impact of hyperacusis—pain triggered by everyday sounds—and the scientific progress being made to understand and treat it. 

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