Have you ever heard someone say: “You might be hearing me, but you’re not listening to me”? Many individuals often interchange the words “hearing” and “listening” and mistake them for the same meaning ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . The relationship between impaired hearing and dementia may be bidirectional. Non-verbal dichotic listening ...

“Assistive listening technologies or devices help individuals hear better in difficult listening situations,” says Kristina Snouffer, a senior clinical audiologist at University Hospitals Cleveland ...

The prevalence of unsafe listening practices from headphones, earbuds and attendance at loud music venues may range from 24% to 48% in young people ages 12-34 years old, according to recent research ...

Now that the days of the Walkman — and its limited battery and volume — are behind us, a hearing-loss epidemic could be ahead. Doctors who attend to ears, like Dr. Sreekant Cherukuri, an ear, nose and ...

It may be a good idea to start turning the volume down. From the impacts of music and movies to phones and concerts, a new study shows 1 billion young people are a risk for hearing loss. For ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Charlotte Gartenberg: Hey, Future of Everything listeners. In today's episode, we ...

Hearing “trouble … trouble … trouble” may be in store for Swifties and other concert-goers around the globe. According to the World Health Organization ...

Research has shown a strong link between listening skills and leadership qualities, indicating that good listening skills improve interpersonal relationships and trust. Empirical research indicates ...

Your eyes may reveal when your brain is working overtime. Researchers found that people blink less when trying to understand ...

Have you ever heard someone say: “You might be hearing me, but you’re not listening to me”? Many individuals often interchange the words “hearing” and “listening” and mistake them for the same meaning ...