Noise cancelling hearing aids minimize background noise by up to 4.2dB by reducing noise and amplifying speech frequencies. They make it much easier for people suffering from hearing loss to...

If you've ever experienced the frustration of a hearing aid slipping out or feeling insecure, you're not alone. Many people encounter this challenge, but with a few simple adjustments and...

Selective hearing, the ability to focus on specific sounds while ignoring others, is a real scientific phenomenon. The brain's auditory cortex can filter out irrelevant noise, allowing us to concentrate...

Hearing loss, a condition affecting over 38 million U.S. adults, can significantly impair communication and lead to social isolation and depression. While hearing aids can significantly improve quality of life,...

Open-fit hearing aids come with a very small, discreet design. Usually, a thin tube is used to deliver sound into the ear canal. They are distinct because they don’t completely...

If you have ever used a hearing aid, you must be familiar with that shrill sound or the feedback as it is commonly called. This is a vexing and frequently...