#HearingFactFriday: It’s never too late to start protecting your hearing
By Starkey Hearing on Oct 23, 2020
Noise-induced hearing loss is one of the top two leading causes of hearing loss, affecting approximately 40...
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Four everyday places that are louder than you think
By Starkey Hearing on Oct 21, 2020
October is National Protect Your Hearing Month, making it a good time to be extra cognizant of the noises...
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Happy National Protect Your Hearing Month
By Starkey Hearing on Oct 1, 2020
When a cause has an entire month dedicated to it, you know it must be important. For years, October has...
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#HearingFactFriday: Classical musicians are more susceptible to hearing issues than rockers
By Starkey Hearing on Apr 24, 2020
If you didn’t (now) know the answer and someone asked you who was more susceptible to having hearing...
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#HearingFactFriday: City living is hard on your hearing
By Starkey Hearing on Nov 8, 2019
Last year, The Atlantic published an article about noise pollution titled, “City Noise Might Be...
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#HearingFactFriday: Too few people follow good hearing protection practices
By Starkey Hearing on Oct 25, 2019
Exposure to sounds 85 decibels (dB) and above is all it takes to damage your hearing. A food blender is 88...
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- Noise-induced hearing loss increasingly affecting U.S. workers
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- SoundCheck Live app offers instant noise awareness
- Stay safe in sound this October
- 10 tips to protect your hearing
- Happy National Protect Your Hearing Month
- Hearing protection devices versus hearing aids
- Hearing loss is not going away
- Your hearing is worth protecting
- Protect your hearing this month (and every month)
- Happy Fourth of July (and be safe)!
- Too many farmers end up with hearing loss
- How loud for how long is key to avoiding noise-induced hearing damage
- Is hearing loss a symptom of COVID-19?
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