February is widely recognized as Heart Health Month, a time when many Canadians focus on cardiovascular wellness through diet, exercise, and regular checkups. What’s less commonly discussed — but equally important — is how heart health and hearing health are closely connected. Emerging research continues to show that the same systems that keep your heart … Continue reading
As the year comes to a close, many people reflect on habits they want to improve—sleep, nutrition, fitness, and overall well-being. One area that often gets overlooked is hearing health. Yet hearing plays a vital role in how we communicate, connect with others, and engage with the world around us. The end of December is … Continue reading
For many people, the holidays are a time for family gatherings, special events, and meaningful conversations. But for individuals experiencing hearing loss, December can be one of the most challenging times of the year. Crowded rooms, background music, clinking dishes, and overlapping conversations can make communication difficult, even for those with mild hearing loss. That … Continue reading
November is a month dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes, with World Diabetes Day taking place on November 14. While most people know that diabetes affects blood sugar, heart health, vision, and nerve function, fewer realize that it can also have a major impact on hearing health. In Thunder Bay, where both diabetes and hearing … Continue reading
Hearing health is about more than just catching every word in a conversation. It’s about maintaining your connections, supporting your brain, and protecting your overall well-being. In Thunder Bay, more people are discovering that early detection of hearing issues and using advanced hearing aids, like the Oticon Intent, can significantly improve quality of life. With … Continue reading