Blood pressure and dizziness – AD05
This article discusses blood pressure and dizziness in healthy patients as well as those with BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo).
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Migraine and vertigo link – AD04
Migraine is a common cause of vertigo, yet the symptoms and temporal pattern differ enough from classic migraine that the International Headache Society has established
Motion sickness and sensory conflict – AD03
This article discusses motion sickness as a mismatch between sensory information arriving at the brain from the inner ear, the eyes, and the proprioceptive system
Maintaining Family Connections for the Hearing Impaired During the Holidays
This article covers ways to improve the holiday experience for hearing-impaired patients.
Preventing Hearing Loss Isolation During Holidays
This article discusses strategies to prevent hearing loss isolation during the holidays. Offer your patients the opportunity to enjoy their families during this festive season
Meclizine (Antivert) for Dizziness? – AD02
This article discusses the use of Meclizine for dizziness and vertigo symptoms. For a medication that is so widely used, there is very little solid
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) – AD01
This article details BPPV as the most common cause of episodic vertigo. Discussion about this balance disorder along with diagrams will provide valuable insight for
Truth about Earwax
Each year, approximately 12 million people in the U.S. are seen by medical professionals for impacted or excessive cerumen. This article covers earwax FAQ’s and
Advances in Hearing Healthcare
This article covers the complex process of human hearing and the futuristic goal of repairing existing damage. University research regarding restoring hearing through regenerating sensory
"Hear" for the Holidays
What can be done to optimize conversations during the holidays? This article describs changing our communication strategies, listening environment and use of amplification can help.
Diabetes and Hearing Health
This article describes the co-morbid link of diabetes and hearing loss. Key statistics are provided from the CDC and National Institute for Healg (NIH) that
Who's Who in Audiology
Hearing healthcare has many professionals and their educational descriptions are included in this valuable article. Understanding their critical role in the hearing health marketplace is
Better communication / Better results
This article describes that by simply identifying and treating hearing loss on the front lines, healthcare outcomes can be greatly improved for the benefit of
Language Types – Speech & ASL
American Sign Language and speech is the topic of this article. Research form New York University explains how spoken speech uses the same neural circuits
Types of Hearing Loss
This article identifies the different types of hearing loss in terms of type, degree and configuration.