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Do you have unexplained hearing loss? Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSNHL) is a rapid loss of hearing. It can affect 27 per 100,000 people every

Hear more, with less effort. For our spring new technology event we’re featuring the new Oticon More™, a ground-breaking industry first, using artificial intelligence and

Why do we call diabetes a silent partner? Diabetes and hearing loss are two of Canada’s most widespread health concerns, with hearing loss left largely

What is Meniere’s disease? Meniere’s disease is a long-term, progressive illness that damages the organs of the inner ear responsible for hearing and balance. Symptoms

  This story is from several years ago, but it still rings true today. It was a weekend that my mom and her sister were

  My patient Susan had severe tinnitus and I thought I would share my chart notes about her progress with tinnitus because it is inspiring. 

Originally published March 15, 2017 How do they do it?  How is it that some contestants can see: __ o_ _     _un and know that

Updated from the original Oct, 2016 post. Hearing aids are becoming smaller and yet more powerful with every advancement in technology. You might be wondering,

Wondering what to get a loved one with hearing aids? These three Audiologist-approved gift ideas will make everyone happy watching TV, dry hearing aids in

The sensory cells in the inner ear, called hair cells, convert signals from sound into electrical impulses that the auditory nerve sends to the brain.