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noise-induced hearing loss

New HHF Video Series Features Powerful Interviews About Hearing Loss and Tinnitus

In a new video series launching during October’s National Protect Your Hearing Month, Hearing Health Foundation (HHF) explores the stories of people from all walks of life who describe their day-to-day struggles dealing with noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) and tinnitus.

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Heart Health and Hearing Health Are Not Mutually Exclusive

I recently donated to Hearing Health Foundation (HHF) for the first time. When I came across your organization, I knew I wanted to support it. I’m a musician, and I’m really passionate about research efforts on hearing restoration.

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Understanding Hearing Loss From Noise Damage Through Gene Expression Changes

Findings suggest several FDA-approved drugs, such as a common diabetes medication and anesthetics, could protect from noise-induced hearing loss.

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Why I Want to #KeepListening

I recently donated to Hearing Health Foundation (HHF) for the first time. When I came across your organization, I knew I wanted to support it. I’m a musician, and I’m really passionate about research efforts on hearing restoration.

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HHF Responds to 'How to Block Out the Sounds of Summer' in The New York Times

The New York Times’ recent publication of “How to Block Out the Sounds of Summer” is both timely and informative. As pandemic restrictions ease, we are becoming exposed to more noise, some of which can cause permanent hearing damage.

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HHF Applauds Singer-Songwriter KT Tunstall for Putting Hearing Health First, As She Cancels Summer Concerts to Care for Her Damaged Hearing

News that singer-songwriter KT Tunstall has put her summer concert dates on hold due to worsening hearing problems is another reminder that all of us—not just musicians—must heed warnings and protect our ears from damaging loud noise.

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9 Things to Know About Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL)

Noise-induced hearing loss is probably the biggest global public health emergency you’ve never heard of. The World Health Organization (WHO) says 1 of every 5 U.S. teens (ages 12–19) has a measurable hearing loss likely from loud noise.

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Careful Decisions: My Experiences With Hearing Loss and Hyperacusis

When my husband, Rich picked up on my hearing loss, I was neither interested nor compelled to do any research to solve the problem. I conceded he was right and went for a quick fix. And so, over 20 years ago, I made my very first hearing aid purchase, hastily and out of pure necessity.

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Protecting Your Hearing Is Actually NOT That Hard

You may have noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) and not even realize it. By taking steps to prevent NIHL—which is easy once you know what to do—you can protect yourself from linked health consequences into the future.

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Air Horns, Megaphones, Drills, Grenades Exploding in Your Ears: This Powerful HHF Ad Campaign Shows What Loud Volumes Can Do to Your Hearing

Hearing Health Foundation (HHF) is delivering an urgent message to young people about preventing hearing loss with powerful ads online and in major cities. Through the Keep Listening campaign, we’re encouraging people ages 16-35 to take simple precautions to protect themselves from noise-induced hearing loss.

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