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Hearing Dogs: Your Best Friend

Hearing Dogs are faithful companions who assist people who are deaf or have severe-to-profound hearing loss. These furry friends are trained to alert their owners to important sounds that might include...


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Hearing Technology Today

Hearing loss can make it difficult to communicate in a satisfying way. Fortunately, advances in digital technology can help lower communication barriers by amplifying sounds to make them clearer and to compensate for frequency-range losses.


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Preparing for an Emergency with Hearing Loss

Emergency warning systems must make all information accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing -- it is federal, state, and local law. The best way to protect yourself in the event of an emergency, such as a natural disaster or an industrial crisis, is to ensure that you will receive detailed warning information in a timely fashion.


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Hearing Damage Number 1 Disability in U.S. Vets

We won the war, but many veterans lost their hearing. Many sailors, marines, and airmen are inducted into service with excellent hearing and return with a range of hearing challenges. While most people lose their hearing gradually over several years, veterans are regularly exposed to instances that can cause damage to hearing.


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