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By: Mohan Garikiparithi | Hearing Health | Friday, December 04, 2015 - 12:00 PMHearing loss in seniors is related to cognitive decline but can be reduced with hearing aids.http://www.belmarrahealth.com/hearing-loss-related-cognitive-decline-reduced-with-hearing-aids/

Over the last few years, the number of 3D printed medical innovations are growing explosively, helping people who believed that they couldn’t be helped and vastly improving the success rate of countless surgeries. However, the most unusual medical tool we’ve seen in a long time must surely be the Absorblight, a lamp developed by Antwerp, Belgium-based designer Bruno Vereecke. Instead of helping people with bad eyesight, as you might expect, this unusual lamp is actually intended for the partially deaf and hard-of-hearing people. A 3D printed hearing aid, so to speak.http://www.3ders.org/articles/20151207-belgian-bruno-vereecke-turns-3d-printed-lamps-into-hearing-aids-with-absorblight.html

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What are you going to do with all these hearing aid batteries?Did you know Some hearing aid batteries contain mercury.Mercury is a hazardous component.Some batteries are Mercury free but contain Zinc.The zinc in zinc-air batteries is a also a hazardous component.The danger in throwing disposable batteries in the garbage is that when the batteries are dumped at a landfill, over time, the decaying of the batteries could release harmful chemicals into the environment.Some states, like California, classify hearing aid batteries as hazardous waste and prohibit their being placed in the trash.Where Can You Recycle Hearing Aid Batteries?Some stores, hearing aid...

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A message of hope is being broadcast loud and clear to the 30 million aging Americans with hearing loss. The Food and Drug Administration and Federal Trade Commission can nudge the overly consolidated and stagnant hearing aid industry into 21st century innovation, and if they do this, options for quality hearing aids will increase and prices will drop. Older adults will no longer have to spend their time and money on expensive hearing aids they really don’t want to wear and that don’t seem to work. Congress might even authorize Medicare to pay for them.Read more here http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonkarlawish/2015/10/31/time-to-clean-the-wax-out-of-the-hearing-aid-industry/ Jason Karlawish...

I don't hide it. I don't avoid talking about it. And now I'm an advocate for people like me. By Shari Eberts Read More here http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/health/a35191/accepting-hearing-loss/

PENINSULA, Ohio-- The woman who was hit and killed by a train in Peninsula Sunday afternoon wore hearing aids, her sister told FOX 8 News.Heidi Howard, 38, of Ravenna, was crossing the tracks of the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad near Route 303 at about 3:30 p.m. when she was hit by the train, public affairs officer Mary Pat Doorley said.The victim's sister, Michelle Bridgewater, said Howard was having lunch with friends at the Winking Lizard on Main Street after church. That's when Howard saw what she thought was a child being abused, Bridgewater said.Howard crossed the tracks to address the...

Falling leaves. Wood fires. Football games. Hunting. All are among the reasons that Autumn is a favorite season for many Americans. But they are also activities that can, at least indirectly, put you at risk for hearing loss. Read more: 5 Autumn Activities That Wreck Your Hearing

Musicians are four times more likely than the general population to suffer hearing damage, but few are doing anything to lower the risk....http://www.completemusicupdate.com/article/hearformusicians-campaign-aims-to-reduce-prevalence-of-hearing-damage-in-musicians/

(Reuters Health) - Seniors with hearing loss who use hearing aids may experience cognitive decline at a rate more like their peers without hearing trouble, according to a French study that followed thousands of seniors for 25 years.http://news.yahoo.com/hearing-aids-may-slow-mental-decline-hard-hearing-154245358.html