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Hearing loss is most concerning when it’s gradual and hard to notice

Even mild hearing loss can significantly impact your relationships, mental health, and physical condition. Healthy hearing requires proper functioning of the inner ear and brain processes to interpret sounds. There are differing types of hearing loss that require different treatments.

Read our hearing loss articles below to learn more about the most common causes, treatment options, and preventive measures. Plus, we often share tips on how to cope with hearing loss.

Must Read Hearing Loss Articles

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    • Turn the Music Up, Dude — But Not Past 85 Decibels

      Posted on August 12, 2024, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

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      Turn the Music Up, Dude — But Not Past 85 Decibels

      If you’re not familiar with the 60/60 rule, don’t worry — many aren’t. But it’s a key way to preserve your hearing now and in the future.

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    • Q&A: Can Hearing Loss Be Cured?

      Posted on August 7, 2024, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

      Q&A: Can Hearing Loss Be Cured?

      Hearing loss affects one of the most important senses and impacts other aspects of health, so what’s the latest on a cure? Scientists have long been on the case. Read on to find out more.

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    • 6 Fascinating Animal Facts: Hearing Edition

      Posted on May 1, 2024, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

      6 Fascinating Animal Facts: Hearing Edition

      Did you know wolves can hear sounds up to 10 miles away? Check out these stories for six more fascinating tidbits about hearing!

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    • How Loud Is It?

      Posted on March 12, 2024, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

      How Loud Is It?

      Spring is an ideal time to get out the power tools for some home repairs, wood projects, and garden tasks. But is your hearing at risk?

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    • NCAA Athletes With Hearing Loss

      Posted on March 1, 2024, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

      NCAA Athletes With Hearing Loss

      Discover how a volleyball player’s college responded to their request to hold a silent volleyball set to raise awareness of hearing loss.

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    • Hearing Loss Q&A

      Posted on August 31, 2023, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

      Hearing Loss Q&A

      Not every hearing issue means you have hearing loss. Your ears and brain must coordinate lots of information seamlessly. Could it be APD?

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    • I Don’t Want to Hear It: Three Steps to A Comfortable Dialogue About Hearing Loss

      Posted on August 11, 2023, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

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      I Don’t Want to Hear It: Three Steps to A Comfortable Dialogue About Hearing Loss

      How could a loved one with obvious hearing loss have no interest in improving their hearing? The key to solving this mystery is understanding why they refuse treatment.

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    • The Summer Reading/Watch/Listen List You Need

      Posted on July 6, 2023, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

      The Summer Reading/Watch/Listen List You Need

      We’ve put together a short list of entertaining or thought-provoking hearing loss-related content to help you experience the season in a whole new way.

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    • Q&A: Does Caffeine Affect Hearing and Balance?

      Posted on April 30, 2023, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

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      Q&A: Does Caffeine Affect Hearing and Balance?

      Coffee and tea are two of the most popular drinks in the world. But how does caffeine affect hearing and balance?

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    • 7 Poets With Hearing Loss

      Posted on March 31, 2023, by Dr. Hecker & Associates // Posted in

      7 Poets With Hearing Loss

      Take in some stanzas for National Poetry Month in April, and that means poetry! Join us in celebrating these poets with hearing loss.

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