A growing body of research indicates that people who frequently use over-the-counter pain relievers, such as aspirin or acetaminophen, are at higher risk for developing tinnitus, or ringing in the ears.
It’s normal for ear wax to drain from your ears on occasion, but if you’re experiencing excessive drainage of fluid with pain or fever, it’s time to seek medical treatment. You may have an infection.
How do you know when loud is *too* loud? Here are some great decibel and sound meter smartphone apps for measuring noise levels.
Airports and airplanes can be tricky places for a person with hearing loss. Knowing your rights as a passenger, as well as these tips, can help reduce challenges. .jpg)
When you have hearing loss, traveling with hearing aids can add unexpected challenges. Here are some tips to make your trip go smoother.
How do you know if your hearing aids are working as well as they could? Your hearing care provider will help you understand reasonable expectations.
From punctured eardrums to super impacted wax, there are many negative consequences associated with "do-it-yourself" ear cleaning.
Medicare now makes it easier for beneficiaries to get coverage for cochlear implants or bone-anchored hearing aids. 
If you struggle with both dizziness and anxiety, you're not alone. Here's why the two often occur together, and how to get help.