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The Truth About How Noise Pollution Can Cause Hearing Loss Excessive noise can be hazardous to your hearing health. Prolonged exposure to sounds above 85 dB has been scientifically proven as a risk factor for developing hearing loss, especially amongst young people. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 1 billion youth are…
How does a hearing test work? A hearing test is to evaluate the person’s hearing ability and to find out the cause and severity of hearing loss. Some people may experience hearing loss as they age, which can be caused by exposure to loud noises or genetics and gradual thickening of the middle ear tissues.…
5 Tips for Maintaining Healthy Ears One of the most common causes of hearing loss is age. As we grow older, our ability to hear fades and it becomes hard or impossible to understand speech in noisy environments such as restaurants or where there is a small family gathering and people are talking loudly. In…
Hearing in Children The Importance of Hearing in your child’s learning and development Is your child having difficulty hearing at home or in the classroom? Does your child suffer reoccurring colds and a blocked nose? Hearing is fundamental to your child’s learning and speech development which is why we regularly test children from ages 3 and up. Untreated hearing loss in a young child can lead to delayed learning and speech development as well…