Musicians, you've been through a lot over the past year -- canceled performances, shrinking audiences, and smaller gig fees as venues struggle to pay their bills while generating less revenue.
As Memphis' diverse live music scene continues…
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Almost every parent wants to do the best thing for their child. But finding the best hearing aid for kids can seem confusing, and it's hard to know where to start. Plus, a lot of brands try to make theirs sound like the best option.…
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As humans, we're always making connections between things that happen in our life. But sometimes, I've personally realized I don't always see a connection between seemingly different things. So it's great when science can step in, do the studies,…
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In Memphis, we get to enjoy early springs and long summers compared to our northern neighbors. But with all the flowers in bloom, springtime can be really rough for people with spring allergies.
I've had people come into my office who moved…
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Most of us have been there. Whether you were on an airplane, taking a ski lift up to your favorite range, or diving to the bottom of a pool, any time our body moves quickly to a higher or lower place, you feel this fullness in your ears.…
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From jet engines and helicopters to firearms and bomb tests, our men and women in the service find themselves exposed to loud noises regularly at work that most of us don't encounter. These kinds of thunderous noises are…
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Since near the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we've heard about loss of smell and taste, as well as other COVID symptoms. We've seen the stories where even months after a mild case, these senses haven't returned. But what about your hearing…
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So, you've been tasked with designing your company's hearing conservation program. You have the opportunity to improve the quality of lives among the people who work with you. Companies that actively promote hearing safety through hearing…
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Congenital Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection is among the most common infections in the U.S. passed from mother to child before birth. One in 200 babies will have it. It isn't curable, but it's very treatable when caught early.
Treatment…
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When Joy came into my office, she had a friend at her shoulder, helping her walk through the door. Joy could no longer trust her own sense of balance. She often felt like she was falling even though she could see with her eyes that the ground…
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Why Musicians Love Custom In-Ear-Monitors – and So Do Their Audiologists
MusiciansHow to Know What Is the Best Hearing Aid for Kids
Child Hearing Loss, Children's Hearing Aids7 Comorbidities Linked to Hearing Loss
Health, Hearing LossSpring Allergies and Your Hearing
Common Questions - General, HealthWhat Actually Happens to Our Ears on Airplanes (Explaining Fullness of the Ears)
Common Questions - GeneralInside the Annual Military Hearing Test
Hearing LossYour Hearing and COVID-19: Another Unusual Symptom
HealthSo You Need to Create a Hearing Conservation Program
Work Related Hearing LossSpotting CMV Infections in Babies
Child Hearing LossThat Dizzy Feeling Might Be Vertigo
Vertigo and Dizziness