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How Hearing Impacts Your Quality of Rest

In Health, Hearing Health, Hearing Loss by audseo

Good sleep is a vital part of staying healthy. While we often think about what we do during the day to ensure a restful night, we rarely consider one important aspect: our hearing. Believe it or not, the sounds we hear or don’t hear while sleeping can affect the quality of our rest. Let’s explore how hearing impacts your sleep …

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10 Questions to Ask During Your Hearing Test

In Hearing Exam, Hearing Health, Hearing Loss by audseo

Hearing is a critical sense that affects our communication, relationships, and quality of life. If you’re scheduled for a hearing test, it’s important to be actively involved in the process. Here are several important questions to ask your audiologist or hearing care professional during your test to make sure you get the most out of your appointment. 1. What Type …

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Can Treating Hearing Loss Slow Down Dementia?

In Dementia & Alzheimer's, Hearing Health, Hearing Loss by audseo

September is World Alzheimer’s Month. This is a great time to look at the connection between hearing loss and dementia. It’s a time when researchers, healthcare professionals, and the wider community come together to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.  It’s also a time to look after your hearing health. Researchers are looking at the relationship between untreated hearing …

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Having a Conversation About Hearing Loss

In Hearing Health, Hearing Loss, Hearing Technology by audseo

Hearing loss can have a profound impact both for the person with hearing loss and their families. When a loved one begins to lose their hearing, the consequence can be life-altering. Your loved one may withdraw from social settings and struggle with conversations. They may feel isolated and even struggle with anxiety or depression.  Having a conversation about hearing loss …

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Back-to-School Communication

In Communication, Family & Friendships, Hearing Health by audseo

The start of a new academic year heralds fresh notebooks, a slew of back-to-school sales, and the buzz of students ready to start a new year of learning and growth. However, amid this flurry of activities, one aspect often goes overlooked – hearing loss.  Students with hearing challenges need additional resources and support to enjoy better communication and learn and …

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Enhancing Your Home for Those with Hearing Loss

In Family & Friendships, Hearing Health, Hearing Loss by audseo

Creating a hearing loss-friendly home can help support your loved ones with hearing loss. By implementing simple adjustments and modifications, you can make your home more accessible and comfortable for those who are hard of hearing. Let’s review some practical tips and strategies for creating a hearing loss-friendly home. 1. Optimize Lighting and Visual Cues Enhancing the lighting in your …

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5 Benefits of Bluetooth Hearing Aids

In Hearing Aids, Hearing Health, Hearing Technology by audseo

As technology continues to advance, hearing aid technology has also improved significantly. One of the most notable advancements in recent years is Bluetooth hearing aids. These devices can connect wirelessly to smartphones, televisions, and other audio devices, offering a range of benefits for those with hearing loss. Let’s take a closer look at the benefits of Bluetooth hearing aids and …

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Is There a Link Between Cardiovascular Health and Hearing Loss?

In Health, Hearing Health, Hearing Loss by audseo

Our bodies are complex, and different aspects of health often impact each other. One such connection is the link between cardiovascular health and hearing loss. While hearing loss is often associated with age-related factors, emerging research suggests that cardiovascular health also plays a significant role in preserving our hearing abilities. Here’s how your heart health can impact your hearing health. …

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How Does the Brain Help You Hear?

In Communication, Hearing Health, Hearing Technology by audseo

When we think about hearing, we often focus on the ears as the primary organ responsible for our sense of hearing. However, the journey of sound doesn’t end with our ears—it is just the beginning. Once sound waves travel to the inner ear they are converted into electrical signals and sent to the brain. Then the complex task of auditory …