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The Revolutionary World of Bluetooth Hearing Aids

In Hearing Aids, Hearing Health, Research by audseo

In our technologically driven world, the evolution of hearing aids has been nothing short of revolutionary. Bluetooth hearing-aids offer a whole new way of hearing, offering a seamless integration with your other devices. This technology not only enhances your hearing experience but also redefines the way users interact with their devices and the world around them. What are Bluetooth Hearing …

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The Impact of Summer Allergies on Tinnitus Symptoms

In Research, Signs & Symptoms, Tinnitus by audseo

The arrival of summer brings the promise of sunny days, outdoor activities, and for many individuals, allergies. While allergies are commonly associated with physical symptoms such as sneezing and itchy eyes, they can also have an impact on other conditions, including tinnitus. For those already experiencing the constant ringing or buzzing in their ears, summer allergies can exacerbate tinnitus symptoms, …

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Over-the-Counter vs. Custom Hearing Aids

In Hearing Aids, Research by audseo

Two main hearing aid options include over-the-counter hearing aids and custom hearing aids. If you’re looking for your next pair of hearing aids, you may be considering both. There are reasons for and against each type of hearing aid, so let’s take a closer look. The Benefits of Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids Accessibility and Affordability Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids have gained …

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To Hear for Life, Listen with Care – World Health Org Announces International Safe Listening Standards

In Hearing Health, Hearing Loss, Research by audseo

We live in a noisy world—so loud that we may not even notice. However, whether we know it or not, the more often we are exposed to noise, the more at risk our hearing is. The loudness or pressure of sound is measured in decibels (dBA). The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that any prolonged exposure to sounds above 70 …

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A Link Between Gout & Hearing Loss

In Hearing Health, Hearing Loss, Research by audseo

It’s common for your joints to hurt as we age. In fact, 24% of all adults in the United States, 58.5 million people, have arthritis. Arthritis causes your joints to feel chronically soar, however if you’ve ever experienced your joints feeling hot and very tender, to the point of being unable to bear anything touching it, it could be a …