The Winnipeg Hearing Blog is Polo Park Hearing Centre’s blog on everything to do with human hearing, hearing protection, hearing loss and general interest posts about everything from weird facts to how human hearing works. We run some regular themed blogs posts such as How Loud It It that features local venues with a sound profile worth knowing about.
From an article in CNN Money: After being invited to an event thrown by Starkey Hearing Foundation several years ago, John realized that what he thought was an occasional hearing issue was actually a much larger problem. “I’d often think people were mumbling or something wasn’t on that loud,” he said. “But at the […]
Daymond John from TV’s Shark Tank: Starkey Halo Hearing Aids Read More »
Whether you enjoy swimming in a lake or in the pool, custom swimmer’s ear plugs help prevent common swimming related health problems known as swimmer’s ear. Specially designed to block water, swimmer’s ear plugs are custom moulded to make a perfect seal with the unique shape of your ear. Benefits of Custom Ear Plugs for
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20th Anniversary Free Hearing Clinic Read More »
If the hockey game was blurry and hard to see what was happening, you would do get your vision checked immediately. Hearing loss is essentially the same effect. You are missing out yet people are willing to wait on average 7 years before they do something about it. To hear what you have been
Hearing Loss vs Vision Loss: Neither Should Be Tolerated Read More »
It’s true. Despite knowing what tinnitus is, I did not actually recognize that I was experiencing tinnitus because it was relatively minor and transient in nature. Because tinnitus is a symptom of another hearing or health related issue it’s important to recognize you have it and seek medical help. Do not ignore it like I did!
I Have Tinnitus & I Didn’t Recognize It Read More »
The Province of Manitoba is providing a grant of $2000 for seniors over the age of 65 with documented hearing loss and a family income under $80 000 a year.
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