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• posted: Jul. 10, 2020

In our lives, we always hear how important exercise and a balanced diet are to keep our health going into old age, but it has only recently become clear how Read More

• posted: Jun. 11, 2020

Just about any health condition has a connection with healthy eating. Things like heart disease and diabetes have an immediate connection to diet, but mental health aspects do likewise – those Read More

• posted: May 14, 2020

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) marks May as Better Speech and Hearing Month each year. This campaign aims to normalize communication disorders and advocate for more visibility of a variety of Read More

• posted: Apr. 17, 2020

Roughly 48 million Americans have hearing loss, but many have chosen not to wear hearing aids! They struggle to follow conversations, ask people to repeat themselves, and feel embarrassed when Read More

• posted: Mar. 13, 2020

Not all hearing losses are the same. Although the most common form of hearing loss is sensorineural, the type which is less known about is conductive hearing loss. But before Read More

• posted: Feb. 13, 2020

We all know the phrase “love conquers all.” Most people believe in their soul that if there’s enough love between them, they’ll overcome all problems. But often this conjecture leads Read More

• posted: Jan. 31, 2020

We have always been social animals. Historically this was done to protect us from external threats, such as physical violence. But in the peace of modern-day societies it performs another Read More

• posted: Dec. 30, 2019

You may have grown up watching Science fiction movies about AI or artificial intelligence. While often these stories take place in the future or in alternate realties, in real life Read More

• posted: Nov. 27, 2019

Ear infection refers to the infection of the air-filled space that is behind the ear drum containing tiny bones of the ear. It is always an infection of the middle Read More

• posted: Sep. 24, 2019

Alzheimer’s disease affects the parts of the brain that control thought, memory, emotion and language. Sometimes, Alzheimer’s and dementia as used interchangeably. Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia Read More