Hear Again America

10/01/2026

For National Protect Your Hearing Month, here’s one for the gamers: long sessions and loud volume can add up fast. New safe-listening guidelines are helping make it easier to protect your hearing while you play.

Ahead of World Hearing Day 2025, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) are highlighting the first global standard for safe listening in video gameplay and esport activities, which aims to reduce the risk of and prevent hearing loss among gamers.

09/28/2026

Hearing changes can happen with age, but some deserve more attention than others. Knowing what’s gradual and what’s sudden can help you know when to act.

09/21/2026

For World Alzheimer’s Day, remember that hearing can affect communication too. Hearing loss may make conversations more challenging for people living with Alzheimer’s disease. https://bit.ly/2XWbMPd

09/18/2026

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09/18/2026

Hearing loss can affect more than just how well you hear. It can impact communication, relationships, and everyday life.

Understanding the signs of hearing loss is an important first step toward better hearing and staying connected.

Learn more about hearing loss, common signs, and available options:
https://hearagainamerica.com/resources/hearing-loss/

Hearing loss may be mild, moderate, moderately-severe, severe or profound and vary across pitches so it is important to understand the many difference.

09/16/2026

Diabetes can affect more than blood sugar. It’s also linked with a higher risk of hearing loss, making hearing health an important part of healthy aging.

09/10/2026

Hearing may play a bigger role in healthy aging than you realize. Hearing loss has been linked with a greater risk of falls.

A comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis published in JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery has found that increased risk of falls is associated with a hearing loss and may be a potentially modifiable risk factor.

09/08/2026

Staying active can support healthy aging in more ways than one. New research found a link between better physical function and better hearing.

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA — Older adults who maintain higher levels of physical function may also be more likely to retain better hearing, according to a new study from researchers at the University of South Carolina and collaborating institutions. Published in Scientific Reports, the study examine...

11/15/2021

Did you know most people are experiencing hearing loss and don't even realize it? Don't let this happen to you! Come and meet Dr. Joann Sellers at our upcoming event to know more about hearing health. RSVP by calling (386) 999-7514.

11/12/2021

Although hearing loss is permanent, it can still be improved! Join us this upcoming event to know more about hearing aids and how they can impact your quality of life. Call (352) 310-8244 to reserve your spot.

11/12/2021

Did you know 1 out of 4 babies are born with hearing loss? Join us for lunch to know how we can enhance your hearing! RSVP at (941) 740-6205. Hurry! Today is your last chance to get a seat at the table.

11/11/2021

Did you know almost 25 million American adults have reported experiencing tinnitus for 5 minutes or more ? If you have been experiencing any hearing issues, then come to our upcoming event with Nationally Known Hearing Aid Expert Jerry Kaye to learn more! RSVP by calling (561) 593-8069 TODAY!

11/11/2021

Did you know smoking can increase your risk of developing tinnitus? Join us at our upcoming event to know more about your hearing health. Call (352) 900-2041 to RSVP TODAY.

11/11/2021

Hear Again America would like to thank all veterans for their dedication and loyalty to this country.