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Some forms of chemotherapy, high levels of radiation therapy, and other drugs can cause a condition known as ototoxicity. This condition can cause the microscopic hair cells in your ears to break. These sensitive structures are small sensory cells that convert sound to electric signals that travel to your brain.

Do you have questions about hearing aids? Our Consumer Guide to Hearing Aids provides an in-depth breakdown of the different types of hearing devices, as well as the technology available for all forms of hearing loss.

As a patient with diabetes, you know that this condition can impact your cardiovascular health, kidney function and vision, but did you know that it can also impact your hearing? According to the National Institutes of Health, more than 40 percent of patients with diabetes suffer some degree of hearing loss.

Did you know issues with your auditory system can impact your balance? That’s why hearing professionals don’t simply treat hearing loss, they also provide solutions for dizziness and a number of other hearing and balance disorders.

How do I know if I have hearing loss? How is hearing loss diagnosed? What kinds of tests do audiologists perform? Our FAQ section has answers to questions like these and more. Click to get helpful information to assist you on your hearing journey.

If you suspect hearing loss, getting evaluated and treated early is the best thing you can do to prevent further deterioration. Untreated hearing loss can negatively impact your psychological, cognitive and physical health, as well as affect your ability to socialize and connect with the world around you.

As hearing professionals, we have our finger on the pulse of the hearing healthcare industry. If you’re interested in the latest hearing technology advances, studies and updates, check out our news page.

Whether you’re a performing musician or an avid concert attendee, taking care of your hearing around loud music is imperative. This guide breaks down your options for hearing protection that won’t compromise your ability to listen for the correct notes, pitches and keys.

If you’re trying to better understand your hearing loss, a basic comprehension of how the ears work can help. While our auditory system is incredibly complex, this page breaks down key information that can help shed more light on your hearing health.

When it comes to hearing loss, no two people are exactly alike. Hearing loss varies in severity and can be impacted differently depending on pitch and frequency. Identifying your unique type of hearing loss is key to developing the best treatment plan for your needs.