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Do’s and Don’ts of Taking Littles Ones to See Fireworks

Here’s How to Celebrate Without Letting the Boom Hurt Their Hearing From the pop and crackle of the first launch to the colors bursting across the night sky, U.S. Independence Day (July 4) and Canada Day (July 1) fireworks are celebrations steeped in light and sound. While the excitement delights all ages, the intense noise […]

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Struggling to Hear in Public Spaces? How Auracast™ & Hearing Loops Can Help

These Empowering Technologies Make Communicating — and Connecting — Easier Public spaces are often a whirlwind of people, activity, and excitement, but with hearing loss, they can feel frustrating and isolating. The combination of background noise, distance from speakers, and echoing acoustics can make it challenging to follow conversations or understand announcements, even with hearing […]

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How Your Hearing Loss Affects Loved Ones (and What You Can Do)

Research Shows Taking Action Can Boost Your Health and Those Around You Hearing loss rarely affects just one person. We see it every day with our patients, and research shows the consequences can ripple across the family — from frustration and fractured relationships to mental health concerns, social isolation, and more. Reduced Communication and […]

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