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Exploring the Link Between Depression and Hearing Loss: Causes & Solutions

Depression, Hearing Loss / By Diane Faulknor, MA, CCC/A

If you suffer from hearing loss, you are not alone. According to the Hearing Loss Association of America, around 48 million people in the United States suffer from some degree of hearing loss. Even more alarming is the number of people experiencing the link between depression and hearing loss. Have you ever felt sensations of awkwardness …

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Separating the Hearing Loss Facts from the Fiction

Hearing Loss / By Diane Faulknor, MA, CCC/A

Turn down the noise and learn the true hearing loss facts. When it comes to hearing loss statistics; the more you know, the better prepared you will be to detect hearing loss if it affects you or a loved one. The goal of the following hearing loss statistics is to raise awareness and bolster access …

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Turning Down the Noise on the Degrees of Hearing Loss

Hearing Loss / By Diane Faulknor, MA, CCC/A

Turn down the noise and get a clear understanding on the degrees of hearing loss. Contact North Shore Hearing P.C. today to schedule a free hearing screening. The degrees of hearing loss are dependent upon an individual’s ability to hear sounds at different decibels hearing level (dBHL). During an audiogram or baseline hearing test, the degrees of and …

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New Research Connects Dementia and Hearing Loss

Hearing Loss / By Diane Faulknor, MA, CCC/A

As people age, their body goes through a series of natural and normal changes. The way your body ages greatly depends on your family’s genetic aging patterns. Since the beginning of time, most people have considered hearing loss as a typical part of the aging process with no significant cause for alarm. While hearing loss …

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5 FAQs About Hearing Loss and Auditory Deprivation

Hearing Loss / By Diane Faulknor, MA, CCC/A

Auditory deprivation is a condition people experience with hearing loss. It’s where the individual’s brain loses the ability to interpret speech because of the lack of stimulation over extended periods of time. This condition affects individuals who choose not to wear hearing aids, those who wear old hearing aids, or people who only wear one …

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Exploring the Link Between Depression and Hearing Loss: Causes & Solutions

Separating the Hearing Loss Facts from the Fiction

Turning Down the Noise on the Degrees of Hearing Loss

New Research Connects Dementia and Hearing Loss

5 FAQs About Hearing Loss and Auditory Deprivation

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