Worried about wearing glasses and hearing aids together? Discover expert tips for a comfortable fit and easy adjustments to make both work seamlessly, so you can hear and see your best. 
Learn more about musical ear syndrome and phantom sounds
For kids and adults: Boost your listening comprehension via these app-based auditory training games.
If your ears won't "pop," or you're experiencing ear pain or fullness, you may have eustachian tube dysfunction.
A loss of speech clarity is common with mild hearing loss. The speech banana shows where the speech sounds occur across the hearing range.
Deafmetal makes jewelry, safety rings and holsters that help hearing aids and cochlear implants stay in place—stylishly.
Most hearing aid manufacturers offer accompanying smartphone apps that let users control their hearing aid settings, monitor their batteries, and many other features. 
Even with normal hearing, taking a hearing test can be mentally draining and make you tired. The experience helped Healthy Hearing Managing Editor Joy Victory understand why hearing loss should always be treated. 
Are you concerned your school-age child may have hearing loss? Here are the next steps to take to help you and your child get the help she needs.
Hearing loss can be a side effect of ototoxic medication and drugs. Find out which drugs can cause temporary or permanent hearing loss. 
In this blog, ReSound Digital Engagement Coordinator Annie Birnberg, who currently wears ReSound Nexia hearing aids and has worn ReSound hearing aids for 9+ years, shares her experiences with hearing loss. She offers insights into daily challenges and triumphs for those with hearing loss, along with tips for how family or friends can support those with hearing loss.
Small or narrow ear canals can make fitting hearing aids more difficult, but not impossible. Learn more about your options.
In this blog, you’ll learn about the signs of hearing loss that are essential for maintaining your hearing health and ensuring you stay connected to the world around you. 
Did a hearing test show you have normal hearing but you still feel like you can't hear well? You may have hidden or invisible hearing loss.
Struggling to hear is an anxiety-inducing experience, since it can make you feel vulnerable. So can coming to terms with hearing loss and wearing hearing aids. Fortunately, if your hearing loss is making you anxious, treatment can help.