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Hearing loss can occur in all ages and requires a hearing test to determine the severity of the loss. Older people should expect some hearing loss due to age and should be extra cautious around loud environments and dangerous decibel ranges. High frequency hearing loss is an irreversible type of hearing loss, but can be treated with the use of hearing aids and at times cochlear implants.

Hearing loss is very common, affecting millions of American's every year. Though many adults suffer the negative effects of hearing loss, it can actually have more negative lasting effects on babies. This is because babies are still developing their speech and language skills. Thus, it is critical to be aware of the signs of hearing loss in babies so that you can get their hearing tested and find a treatment plan if needed. Learn everything you need to know about the signs, causes, and possible treatments of hearing loss in babies in this article.

Hearing loss can be the cause of several different factors ranging from age, ear damage, to disease. In this article several different types of hearing loss diseases are discussed and explained how they can be identified and what an individual can do to combat the symptoms of the addressed hearing loss diseases.

Conductive hearing loss is a type of hearing loss that happens when sound is blocked from pass...

Auditory Brainstem Response is a hearing test used to measure the function of the inner ear and brain pathways. It is most commonly used on children, specifically during newborn hearing screenings. Learn everything you need to know about Auditory Brainstem Response testing in this resource that thoroughly explains what the test is, how it works, and what the results mean. 

There are three main types of hearing loss: conductive hearing loss, sensorineural hearing loss, ...

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Hearing loss is a fairly common experience. 48 million Americans are thought to have one form of ...

Hearing loss affects more than 1 in 6 of every American today. That equals approximately 48 milli...

Hearing loss often starts with losing the ability to hear high pitched sound. High frequencies, b...

What causes mixed hearing loss, and is it correctable? To provide a thorough diagnosis, it’s impo...