Concert and festival season is in full swing, which means it’s important to start prioritizing the health of your ears. This ...

Learn how to prevent age-related hearing loss with practical steps like wearing ear protection, getting regular screenings, quitting smoking and managing tinnitus or vertigo.

Making small changes now can help protect your ears and hearing later in life, experts advise. Below are some practical tips you can start implementing today. 1. Limit exposure to loud noises .

Ear doctor gives tips on how to stay vigilant for hearing loss.

The human ear can tolerate noise below 85 decibels without damage. However, music at a concert is usually around 100 decibels. Prolonged exposure to noise at that level can cause a threshold shift ...

Here are 10 simple things you can do to protect your ears and keep them healthy: 1. Keep your ears clean. After bathing, use a moist soft cloth to wipe the outside of your ear and clean off all ...

Roughly five minutes. That’s the amount of time it takes for live music to permanently damage unexposed ears at a show. Five minutes. That’s one to two songs. And you don’t have to be at a ...

How to Protect Your Ears From Tinnitus, Because the Damage May Have Already Begun. There are treatment options if your ears start to ring, but prevention should begin long before that.

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Oct. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- October is National Protect Your Hearing Month--an excellent time to check in on your hearing health. International Hearing Society (the ...

Concerts, fireworks and other hallmarks of summer can hurt your hearing long-term. But there are safe ways to enjoy them.

Summertime can be particularly difficult on the ears, since outdoor activities can be associated with increased exposure to loud noises. We asked Lydia T. Colón, Au.D., CCC-A, a senior ...

We should protect our ears against any noises that are louder than 80 decibels, which is as loud as a running lawnmower. Most ear plugs will do a good job of reducing about 25 decibels of noise, ...