It’s that time of year again; outdoor activities and contact sports. That’s right! When the weather’s nice, nothing says “summer fun” like playing sports that put the human body through great stresses. Even with protective equipment, like a football helmet, the face remains vulnerable to a wide range of injuries – specifically the broken nose. …
This 4th of July, doctors are warning residents of a condition called tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, which some can experience after fireworks. According to the American Tinnitus Association, nearly 50 million Americans suffer from it. It’s one of the most common health conditions in the country, with nearly 15 percent of the general …
Let Freedom Ring this 4th of July, Not Your Ears! Read More »
Every year we celebrate American Independence Day on July 4th, which represents the birth of the United States as an independent nation from Great Britain. In America today, the celebration is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, fairs, concerts in the park, family reunions, and of course, a barbecue! It is a time to spend with …
It’s almost Independence Day and for many, the July 4th holiday celebrations will include barbeques, parades and, of course, fireworks. The colors and patterns are impressive, and the sounds are festive but fireworks can also be extremely loud. Don’t forget about protecting your ears! Before you enjoy the show, follow these safety tips to protect …
If you have hearing loss but still have not done anything about it, or still using hearing aids that are several years old, do you know why? If it’s because you don’t think hearing loss is that big a deal, then maybe you just haven’t seen the research linking hearing loss to increased risk of …