by Manhattan Audio | May 27, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
Much like reading glasses and graying hair, hearing loss is simply one of those things that many people accept as a part of growing old. But a study from Duke-NUS Medical School shows a link between overall health and hearing loss. Senior citizens with hearing or...
by Manhattan Audio | May 20, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
Lately, Chris has been a little forgetful. She forgot her doctor’s appointment for the second month in a row (now she has to reschedule again). And before she went to bed she even overlooked running the dishwasher (looks like this morning she will have to...
by Manhattan Audio | May 13, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
Your body is similar to an ecosystem. In nature, all of the fish and birds will suffer if something happens to the pond; and when the birds go away so too do all of the animals and plants that rely on those birds. The human body, commonly unbeknownst to us, functions...
by Manhattan Audio | Apr 22, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
When was the last time you utilized that old ear trumpet? No? You don’t have one? Because that technology is hundreds of years old. Okay, I suppose that makes sense. Ear trumpets are a bit… archaic. The basic shape of the modern hearing aid was designed in the...
by Manhattan Audio | Apr 15, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
Hearing loss is considered a normal part of growing old: as we get older, we begin to hear things a little less intelligibly. Perhaps we need to keep asking the grandkids to repeat themselves when they talk, or we have to turn up the volume on the TV, or maybe…we...
by Manhattan Audio | Mar 25, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
You ever go to the beach and see one of those “Beware of Shark” signs? It’s not hard to understand that you shouldn’t dismiss a caution like that. You might even think twice about swimming at all with a sign like that (if the warning is written...
