Using ear plugs is one of the simplest things you can do to protect your ears from harmful noise levels. When these small devices are inserted into your ear canal, disruptive or dangerous sounds are blocked out. Shopping for ear plugs can be confusing, as there are a large variety of styles available, but with…
Monthly Archives:February 2014
You’ll probably be exposed to a number of hearing aid styles and features when choosing a device for a loved one or for yourself, and one of the most common is in-the-ear (ITE). In-the-ear hearing aids are a popular choice for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. They are custom-made to fit comfortably in…
With numerous charitable organizations available to consider, selecting one can feel like an overwhelming task. Selecting which charities to support financial is based on several factors including the cause itself, the reputation of the organization and the intended use of the funds. You can become a part of one of many national and international charity…
Noise is a fact of modern life. From packed restaurants to sport stadiums to the train station, noise is all around and may become overwhelming sometimes. People who use hearing aids are particularly sensitive to this problem as it becomes difficult to differentiate between meaningless noise and important sound. Digital noise reduction technology embedded inside…
Dr. Dana Day was featured in Heather Lindsey’s article, Sports-Related Concussions: Call for Hearing Healthcare to Get in the Game in the February 2014 Volume of the Hearing Journal, you can access the article online here as well… Audiologists have a key position to play in managing athletes who sustain a concussion. Missing the diagnosis of…
