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Audiology Awareness Month

Couple canoeing

October is Audiology Awareness Month which is dedicated to raising awareness for audiology and the value of the audiologist in hearing and balance care. Join the Pennsylvania Ear Institute for a special hearing promotion.
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Understanding Balance Disorders

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Having good balance means being able to control and maintain your body's position, whether you are moving or remaining still. Good balance helps you walk without staggering, get up from a chair without falling, climb stairs without tripping, and bend over without falling. Good balance is important to help you get around, stay independent, and carry out daily activities.
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Back-to-School Hearing Health Checklist

School boy having hearing checked

It’s back-to-school time. While school supplies and new clothes are important, it’s also important to consider what your child may need to either prevent hearing loss or help if they are already experiencing it.

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Infant Hearing Loss

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For most babies, the ability to hear clearly is the foundation for the development of speech and language, which then supports the development of social, emotional, and academic skills. Any amount of time without access to sound could lead to delays in development.

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Summer Hearing Tips

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Summertime – fun time - swimming, fireworks, concerts, sporting events and more. But, many popular summer activities can also be hazardous to your ears due to high decibel levels. Prolonged exposure to the sounds of lawn mowers, power tools, motorized vehicles, sporting events, concerts and fireworks can all lead to hearing damage. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to keep your ears safe and prevent long-term damage.

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