This article was written by Salvador Paez in Health & Fitness and reviews the importance of getting a hearing test!

This is a great article that was printed in the New York Times and written by Tara Parker-Pope about the newest technology in the Hearing Health Arena - The Lyric.

Did you know that you can suffer from Acoustic Shock Injury from the noise of loud music and even a kiss?

Why should you choose a miniature hearing instrument?

Have you ever felt you should get a second opinion when it comes to your hearing health needs?

There is a new hearing instrument you should know about from Siemens!

Many individuals with hearing loss have difficulty understanding television and in places of worship.

There are an estimated 28 million Americans with hearing loss and approximately one third of these hearing losses can be attributed to noise exposure.

Background noise that occurs during conversation is a problem for all of us...

If you find you that are not invovled in family conversations, is it because of a hearing problem? If so, read on...

Take a moment to read this article in the Wall Street Journal - outlining the many high-tech options, different style and levels of pricing now available in a hearing aid. There is even a Bluetooth option being offered by many manufacturers!

Following are some interesting statistics on the treatment of hearing loss as excerpted from an online article in the Better Hearing Institute website and written by one of the primary researchers in the field of audiology.

A very large number of Americans (28 million) who have hearing loss have not proceeded to seek help (88.5% of the people polled in the Energizer Health Hearing campaign survey). Following is some information on the hearing evaluation itself and what you can expect when you have one.

Many times when people have a hearing loss in both ears, they wonder if they need to purchase 2 aids.

John Patterson of Louisana has filed a lawsuit against iPod maker Apple, claiming that the popular portable music players are "inherently defective in design and are not sufficiently adorned with adequate warnings regarding the likelihood of hearing loss."