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Anyone tried this?

What did you think about this movie? Did it bring more awareness of hearing loss or did it cause more harm by spreading disinformation?

We are learning more every day of the long term effects of COVID 19

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House Research Scientist Dr. John Galvin collaborated with Drs. Emily Spitzer, David Friedmann, and David Landsberger (HEI alumnus) on this interesting study regarding music perception in cochlear implant listeners. Read the article here: DOI: 10.1016/j.heares.2020.108136

Honored to work with you!

Wishing you all a Happy Valentine's Day! #hearingissues #losangeles #hearingproblems #valentinesday #valentine #instadaily #picoftheday #america #audiology #be...staudiologist #ears #hear #hearing #hearingaids #besthearingaids #hearagain #hearingtest #hearingloss #tinnitus #hearingsolution #hearingforall #doctors #balance #balancetesting See more

House Research Scientist Dr. John Galvin collaborated with Drs. Emily Spitzer, David Friedmann, and David Landsberger (HEI alumnus) on this interesting study regarding music perception in cochlear implant listeners. Read the article here: DOI: 10.1016/j.heares.2020.108136

If you were having problems with static when using your hearing aids with iPhone 12 there is an iPhone update that is supposed to fix it!

We at Arcade Hearing Aid Center are grateful.

Did you know that 4 of 10 Americans will visit a doctor because of dizziness? Uncover your mystery at vestibular.org//what-is-vestibu/about-vestibular-disorders. #BalanceAwarenessWeek, #invisibleillness

There are many reasons why older adults are more prone to falls from weakness or medication side effects to vision problems, slower reflexes and more. For tho...se with hearing loss, recent studies have concluded that hearing aid usage is associated with a lower risk of falls. Learn more: https://bit.ly/30X0uO8 See more

After 55 years of hard rock, there’s still hope for better hearing. But don’t take our word for it! Alice Cooper is living proof.

All new balance testing equipment!

If you have tinnitus you may want to check these out.

We see a lot of this. Custom swim plugs can help!

This is bad. Think of the permanent damage that can be caused by this and the collateral damage too!

ASHA is deeply concerned about the risk of hearing damage from the use of Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs) that have been used as crowd control. Originally d...eveloped for the military, LRADs have been used for communication with large crowds and to disperse them. They can emit sound at extremely high decibel levels (up to 162 dB SPL) greatly exceeding that of a jet engine and significantly surpassing the average auditory threshold of pain (approximately 130 dB SPL). That level of sound is capable of causing not only permanent hearing loss, but also migraine, vestibular, and other auditory symptoms. Moreover, children, elderly individuals, and others with pre-existing sound injuries could be at increased risk of harm. For their own hearing protection, ASHA encourages people headed to large public gatherings, including protests, to take sound-reducing ear plugs or ear muffs with the highest decibel noise reduction rating they can find. Also, in the event of extremely high decibel LRAD use, people should: 1. Look for places to shelter; sound waves deflect off dense and rigid surfaces. 2. Get behind brick or concrete walls, which are a good bet for shelter. 3. Without shelter, imagine the sound as a beam and walk perpendicularly to the direction of that beamthat is, if the LRAD is in front of you, go left or right, rather than just backing up. https://on.asha.org/2UxCyNx