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MAY
Posted on Friday, May 18, 2012
Couple hugging. Hearing aids improve relationship and love lives.

A recent study led by Hear the World titled Hearing is Living has provided startling evidence that hearing aid use improves relationships and can even benefit a person's love life. According to the study, "70 percent of all respondents who have hearing aids confirm that their relationship has improved since they’ve been wearing a hearing aid. Over a third (36%) of respondents even report a more fulfilled love life since their hearing has improved." Cleone Mcaplin of Boston, Massachusetts can certainly attest to how hearing aids can help a relationship.

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MAY
Posted on Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Man and woman listen to phone. Untreated hearing loss cuts off communication.

In the wake of new data showing that taking care of hearing is one of the most important things people can do to benefit their health as they age, there is a plethora of surveys revealing trends in healthy hearing. These surveys indicate that, though there is an increase in the amount of people with hearing loss, the use of hearing amplification remains stubbornly low.

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MAY
Posted on Monday, May 14, 2012
A couple jogging. People tend to put treating hearing loss below treating other aspects of health.

A recent study run by the AARP and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Assocation (ASHA) yielded some surprising results when it comes to hearing health. It's not shocking that people fifty and older would consider hearing health to be of paramount importance--eighty percent do, but what is surprising is that the same adults that claim to care about their hearing health have a high level of untreated hearing loss. So what hearing health misconception keeps people from treating their hearing loss?

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