Treating Your Hearing Loss: What’s Right for You? The process by which our brain interprets sound is pretty incredible! The ear functions by catching sound waves via the auricle, the fleshy part of the outer ear. These waves then move through the ear canal and the eardrum, into the middle ear, and to their final […]
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COVID-19 and Your Hearing By Gail M. Seigel, Ph.D.Laboratory of Ocular and Auditory NeuroscienceCenter for Hearing & DeafnessUniversity at Buffalo The coronavirus pandemic is still in the headlines and at the forefront of our lives. We are learning so much about the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its various effects on the human body, but what about
Hearing Better for the Holidays By Dr. Kathleen Coates, Audiologist/Owner Don’t judge but I started to listen to Christmas music the day after Halloween! Christmas music is a great example of how sound can create an emotional response: joy, happiness, hope. The holiday season should be a wonderful time of year but it can be
