Help Your Loved One: Learn More About Hearing Loss Problems Have you ever had the experience of relaying a lengthy story to your husband or wife at the dinner table, only to realize they are nodding but not really engaged…
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Will the Next Generation Show Early Signs of Hearing Problems?
Will the Next Generation Show Early Signs of Hearing Problems? You’ve probably noticed the huge increase in the amount of people wearing headphones and ear buds nearly everywhere they go. We see them being worn constantly by people while shopping,…
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Technological Advances May Help the Hearing Impaired Who Cannot Undergo Surgery In a recent article we discussed a 5 year old Atlanta boy whose condition, auditory neuropathy, necessitated cochlear implant surgery if he was ever going to hear properly again….
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In March of this year, Starkey Hearing Foundation conducted multiple missions to the nation of Uganda in Africa, bringing over 4000 specialized hearing aids to the hearing impaired citizens there. Kampala, Gulu, Kasese and Kisoro all benefited from the generous…
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New York composer Richard Einhorn woke up one morning in the autumn of 2010 in New York to a painful buzzing in his ears, and an almost unbearable distortion of sound in his right ear. He was diagnosed with hyperacusis,…
Click Here to Continue Reading!Different Types of Hearing Loss: How Hearing Aids in Atlanta GA Can Help
A recent NPR article on sensorineural hearing loss featured sound samples designed to replicate the often jumbled and inconsistent audio experienced by those who suffer from it. Most of us who have attended loud concerts or work in a harsh,…
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Cochlear Implant Surgery for a Worthy Atlanta Boy In an all-too-rare turnabout from an insurance company, an Atlanta boy will have the cochlear implant surgery he needs covered by his family’s health care plan. 5-year old Carson Rubin suffers from…
Click Here to Continue Reading!Possible Symptoms You May Be Experiencing Due To Hearing Loss
Dizziness as a Symptom of Hearing Loss The onset of hearing loss in adults is usually a gradual process, frequently accompanied by symptoms that the person may not initially realize are related. One such symptom of a hearing problem is…
Click Here to Continue Reading!Hearing Aids Specialist Atlanta: Don’t Take Hearing for Granted
Most people who enjoy normal hearing abilities take it for granted, often failing to notice the songs of birds in the morning, the ringing bells of a distant church, or the mellifluous tones of their snoring partner. Seriously though, should…
Click Here to Continue Reading!Hearing Aid Specialists in Atlanta: Insurance Coverage for Hearing Impaired Children
A group of mothers in Atlanta who have formed a group called LetGeorgiaHear.org are urging legislators in the state capital to mandate that health insurance companies provide hearing aids for children who are born with hearing disabilities. While state-run Medicaid…
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