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Research in Britain reaffirms extensive work done here at Johns Hopkins. Untreated hearing loss in mid-life is seen as one of the leading risk factors for developing Alzheimer's in later years. If you haven't had your hearing tested in a long time, please do it now. http://www.bbc.com/news/health-40655566

Nine lifestyle changes can reduce dementia risk, study says - BBC News They include hearing loss, smoking, and not finishing secondary education, a study says.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins have been studying the health risks of untreated hearing loss. This article summarizes some of their work. Please read, share, or more importantly take action if your hearing isn't what it used to be. Call us! http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/healthy_aging/healthy_body/the-hidden-risks-of-hearing-loss

The Hidden Risks of Hearing Loss Not hearing well isn’t just frustrating; it can bring surprising health risks. Here’s what you need to know.

Thank you readers of the Pasadena Voice. You've selected us as the best audiology practice, two years in a row. There are lots of options for hearing care in the Pasadena - Glen Burnie - Severna Park area, so its nice to know our patients and their families felt strongly enough to cast a vote. If you or anyone you know has hearing issues, come see us. We'll give you the same award winning care.

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A new report from Johns Hopkins points to an alarming trend. Hearing loss is on the rise. Treating hearing loss is an important part of your overall well-being. Make an appointment for an examination, we can help.

Hearing loss expected to double among US adults The number of American adults living with some form of hearing loss is expected to nearly double by 2060.

We wish one and all a healthy and prosperous new year!

Hearing aids help people of all ages -- including babies. This video captures the reaction of Archer as he hears mom and dad for the first time.

Watch this baby’s delighted reaction as he hears his parents’ voices for the first time Baby Archer has the most heartwarming reaction when he hears his parents' voices for the first time after receiving a pair of hearing aids.

This is one of the biggest reasons people come see us. New technology helps you manage hearing in noisy environments. Ask us about it.

Can’t Hear in Noisy Places? It’s a Real Medical Condition Scientists are studying cochlear synaptopathy, also known as ‘hidden hearing loss’—deterioration in your brain’s ability to decode words in loud situations

Travel safely to wherever you are heading this weekend. Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

Thank you to our Veterans and to their families for all of the sacrifices they have made.

Thank those who serve this Veteran’s Day! Our veterans make sacrifices every day and many continue to make sacrifices long after they’ve left active duty. One of those sacrifices is their hearing. According to the Hearing Health Foundation...

As many as 1 out of 6 adults struggle with ringing in the ears, a condition known as tinnitus. Beware of ads for pills promising relief as they are not known to work. Learn how to get true relief. http://www.hearingspecialtygroup.com/relief-for-ringing-in-the-ears/

Relief for Ringing in the Ears - Hearing Specialty Group For some, ringing in the ears can make it difficult to focus and sleep. Relief for this problem known as tinnitus doesn't come from a magic pill. Read more.

Hearing Specialty Group patient testimonial - Joan Meet Joan from Glen Burnie. She shares her reaction to getting new hearing aids from Hearing Specialty Group in Baltimore.

Happy Spring! Start this season out right by taking care of your hearing healthcare needs. Call us today and make an appointment (410) 590-9462 or visit our website and request an appointment at www.hearingspecialtygroup.com

Hearing Specialty Group - Exceptional Hearing Healthcare in Maryland Hearing Specialty Group is a premier provider of hearing healthcare in Maryland. Our highly trained audiologists provide personalized care to patients of all ages.

Headphones and earbuds are creating a world wide public health crisis. Nearly half of people under 35 are at risk for developing permanent hearing loss. How loud is too loud? Read on.

Is Your Music Too Loud? Experts Say It May Be If It Is Louder Than a Microwave’s Beep To lessen hearing-loss risk, some experts say listen to loud music with earbuds for less than an hour a day