Tinnitus is a very common phenomenon. Over 11% of people have experienced it, with a smaller percentage having chronic tinnitus. Tinnitus is the tone, buzz, or hiss in the ear that is entirely personal; no one else can hear it… Read More
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How to Prevent Tinnitus
Tinnitus, often described as a ringing, buzzing, or humming sound in the ears, can be frustrating and disruptive to daily life. While it is not always possible to completely avoid tinnitus, there are several proactive steps you can take to… Read More
Understanding Wet vs. Dry Earwax
You might have heard that there are two main types of earwax in the world: wet and dry earwax. Only a very tiny percentage of people have an intermediate, unidentifiable kind. What are the genetics behind it, why do some… Read More
AI for Hearing Aids
AI for hearing-impaired individuals is transforming the way people experience sound, communication, and everyday life. At Clarity Audiology, we are seeing firsthand how artificial intelligence is reshaping modern hearing technology, making devices smarter, more adaptive, and more personalized than ever… Read More
Is Hearing Protection Worth It?
Some people might think it is too extreme or “uncool” to care too much about your health. There is a healthy limit to how much you should think about your health, but being meticulous about your health, such as what… Read More
What Can an Audiologist Do for Tinnitus?
Often described as a ringing, roaring, buzzing, or hissing sound, tinnitus is the perception of sound in the ears or head when there is no external sound present. While it’s not a disease, tinnitus may indicate a secondary change in… Read More
Top Surprising Hearing Protection Tips
The ultimate goal in promoting hearing health is to prevent hearing loss in the first place. The better you can preserve your original, sharp hearing, the sharper your hearing will be, even as you age. Age-related hearing loss is normal,… Read More
Is Hearing Loss Hereditary?
Hearing loss can come in many forms; it is a highly complex subject that has varying levels of severity and can have many causes. One common question about hearing loss is, “Is hearing loss hereditary?”
Understanding Asymmetrical Hearing Loss
Binaural hearing is what most people have: equal hearing in both ears. Hearing loss is also sadly very prevalent, whether at a mild or severe level, but did you know that hearing loss is not necessarily even in both ears?… Read More
What Is ANSD Hearing Loss?
Hearing loss comes in more forms than you think. Some hearing loss is temporary, due to a blockage, others are due to prolonged loud noise exposure, and others still are because of unusual but diagnosable conditions. One of these lesser-known… Read More