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Celebrities and Hearing Loss

Hearing loss is common; a survey of Canadians between 2012 and 2015 found that 40% of Canadians have hearing loss.

Exercise and Hearing

For those of you who follow the blog regularly, you have likely read about the importance of healthy eating for our hearing health. How about exercise though?

The Use of Q-Tips

The external ear canal produces cerumen (oil), which extrudes itself toward the entrance of the ear canal. As it does this, cerumen collects debris and dead skin and hair, dries out, and becomes ear wax.

Mindfulness Day 2018

In recent years, September 12 has become known as Mindfulness Day. Dictonary.com defines mindfulness as follows:

Sudden Hearing Loss

For those of you who have visited the blog before, you may remember that we talked about sudden hearing loss and what to do in the event you experienced it.

Flu Shots: Is There a Risk to My Hearing?

Flu season is fast approaching. Officially, flu season in Canada starts in November and runs well into April.

Hearing Loss and Your Risk of Falling

Hearing loss causes more than just communication difficulties. Given that November is Fall Prevention Month, we thought it would be a good idea to share some information on the risk of falling associated with hearing loss.

How Is Hearing Loss Measured?

We often see, and hear from, clients who report that they have been told that they have a certain percentage of hearing loss.

The Gift of Hearing

As the holidays approach, and we start to make our to-do lists, some of us may be thinking about what we can do to give back to others.

Sound Hearing Clinic Inc: 2018

As another year draws to a close, I'd like to reflect on the last 12 months here in the clinic; 2018 has been a great year.