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Binaural Brilliance: The Advantages of Using a Pair of Hearing Aids

Binaural Brilliance: The Advantages of Using a Pair of Hearing Aids

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How loud is too loud?

Can noises truly cause hearing loss? I am sure we have all been told that you are going to lose your hearing by age ‘X’ unless you turn the music down. Perhaps you have had a notification on your phone, alerting that the volume is too loud and can cause hearing loss. How accurate is this? Is it true, or is it just an old wife’s tale? We are going to take a look on what sounds impact our hearing, what our limits are for loud noises, and break down any myths surrounding hearing loss.

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Advancements in hearing aid technology

Advancements in hearing aid technology and how Signia Hearing Aids have superior technology

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Understanding age-related hearing loss

Understanding age-related hearing loss and how it changes with time

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Tips to maintain and improve hearing health

6 simple tips to maintain and improve hearing health across time

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How can we protect our hearing?

Understanding decibel levels and identifying what is safe for our ears empowers us to navigate the protection of our hearing. Noise-induced hearing loss is permanent but preventable, and there are various protective measures we can adopt:

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Types of Hearing Loss

Hearing plays a crucial role in our lives, yet many of us aren’t hearing our best. According to Statistics Canada, over one million Canadians have a hearing-related disability, while other studies show that the true number may be triple that. 

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Causes of Hearing Loss

There are many things that can impair and influence our hearing throughout our lifetime. Factors can range from damage caused by noise, the natural aging process, or genetic and hereditary influences. Each of these unique contributions that alter our hearing ability affect different parts of the hearing process. With this in mind, identification of where is impacted and why, is important to understanding how to repair and positively aid our hearing. Different treatments are necessary with differing causes, and the comprehension of that is vital to proceeding with appropriate measures to prevent loss and improve hearing. Hearing fluctuations and changes are natural. Everyone to varying degrees will experience these changes throughout their life. The purpose of this piece is to understand the why and how we are impacted.

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Empowering Your Hearing Health: Navigating Challenges and Embracing Solutions in Canada

According to Statistics Canada, 60 percent of Canadian aged 19-70 are experiencing hearing health challenges, with an estimated 4.6 million Canadians reporting at least mild hearing loss in the speech-frequency range. Hearing loss can slow down communication and can make daily activities feel stressful. Finding the right hearing aid can help you live better and happier.

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Understanding the anatomy of the ear

In this post, we'll unravel the mysteries of the human ear, a marvel of biological engineering that allows us to perceive the symphony of sounds around us.

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Ringing in the Ears: Understanding Tinnitus and Its Causes

In the symphony of sounds that make up our daily lives, silence is often underappreciated. For those experiencing tinnitus, however, silence is a rarity, replaced by the persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing sounds in the ears. In this post, we help you understand tinnitus and explore the diverse range of factors that contribute to this auditory phenomenon.

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Tips for Effective Communication with Hearing-Impaired Individuals

In a world buzzing with conversations, effective communication is essential for building connections and fostering understanding. For those with hearing impairment, navigating conversations can be challenging, but with a few thoughtful strategies, we can create inclusive and supportive communication environments. This blog post explores practical tips for effective communication with hearing-impaired individuals.