We’ve talked before about the different types and causes of hearing loss, but there are other factors that determine someone’s specific hearing loss. One of these factors is the degree of hearing loss. The degree of hearing loss is measured by testing the softest sounds that an individual can hear at different
If you've ever had your hearing tested, you might recall seeing a chart filled with lines and symbols. This chart, known as an audiogram, visually represents your hearing levels and is essential for diagnosing and managing hearing loss. But what exactly is an audiogram, and how is it used? Let's dive in to find out!
Sound is all around us, but do you really know the answer: what is sound? As Melissa Waller showed in her 5 Amazing Facts About the Cochlea post, sound and hearing aren’t the same. Hearing is the way that your body interprets sound, and without ears and brains there would be no such thing as
