Summer has (unofficially) kicked off. The weather has finally improved and it's time to get back outside and enjoy it! We all love summer and the activities it brings, such as: outdoor concerts, festivals and parades, however, these summer events have one thing in common...loud noises that could damage your hearing.
Topics: noise-induced hearing loss, excessive noise exposure, summer tips, hearing protection, hearing loss, summer concerts, concerts, music
May is Better Speech and Hearing month. Contrary to popular belief, a majority of people who have hearing loss are under the age of 65, according to the Better Hearing Institute (BHI). Furthermore, the BHI estimates that hearing loss affects more than 6 million Americans between the ages of 18 and 44. Nearly 1.5 million are of school age. So, what causes hearing loss, if it isn’t necessarily the result of growing older? And can anything be done to prevent it? Exposure to excessive noise is one of the leading risk factors — and one that’s largely preventable. Following are steps you can take to reduce your risks:
Topics: May BHSM, better hearing & speech month, Hearing Loss Prevention, hearing loss, excessive noise exposure, noise exposure, summer concerts, concerts, hearing protection, ototoxic, medications, Medications that harm your hearing, hearing test
Summer has (unofficially) kicked off. It's time to get out there and enjoy it. Outdoor concerts, festivals and parades are all on the agenda. But these summer events have one thing in common-loud noises that could damage your hearing.
Topics: noise-induced hearing loss, excessive noise exposure, summer tips, hearing protection, hearing loss, summer concerts, concerts, music
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