Why Noise Is Bad for Our Health
By Craig CoxNoise can elevate our stress hormones — even at levels that do not produce hearing damage — according to a recent study.
Noise can elevate our stress hormones — even at levels that do not produce hearing damage — according to a recent study.
Recent research suggests that a simple regimen of electrical stimulation may extend lifespan. I just wish it didn’t involve my ears.
Never one to put too much stock in preventive health measures, I suddenly find myself obsessed with improving my hearing.
With my hearing aids on the blink, I’ve been forced to navigate by guile and guesswork — with predictable results.
My aging brain may not be completely processing the details of my son’s wedding planning, but at least I have an excuse.
A new study suggests that my hearing problems could cause my brain to give up some of its cognitive functions.
A rare visit to a conventional doctor brings a solution to my hearing troubles.
For several weeks now, I’ve been having some trouble with my hearing.