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I just returned from my tour Highlights Check your hearing Find a professional Download Center Hearing Care is Health Care™ It only makes sense to take care of your hearing health, just as you care about the rest of your health. Because there’s a lot more riding on it than your hearing. Hearing health and brain health: is there a connection? Actively using hearing aids reduces the risk of cognitive decline by improving communication and social interaction. Learn more about cognitive decline Understanding hearing loss Hearing loss can occur at any age, for any number of reasons and those it affects have their own particular story to tell. Read more about hearing loss Testimonials David "The second they were behind my ear I kind of forgot they were there, you know. It's a great feeling. ... The only thing that is noticeable is that I can hear the world around me that much better." Jana "We don't always think that hearing aids are life-changing but they are in a way." Roger "I had them for the first 30 seconds, I knew that I wasn't going to let these things out of my ears." Ronnie "I am not at all embarrassed to wear hearing aids - especially ones as sleek and modern." Diana "I spent so much energy trying to compensate for my hearing loss, I didn't have the energy I needed to enjoy all the wonderful things in my life." Robert "The Bluetooth technology is just awesome with cell phones and TVs." These testimonials represent the opinion of the concerned individual only and may not be representative of the experience of others. The testimonial is not paid and may not be indicative of the future performance or success of any other individuals. Check your hearing Think that you may have hearing loss? Take the first step and complete this short evaluation. Check your hearing now Football season and your hearing Whether you're watching your favorite team at the stadium or your local hangout, noise levels on and away from the field can sideline your hearing health – and even lead to permanent damage. A colorful series of sports-inspired infographics looks at the impact of game day noise on the hearing health of fans, players and even referees. Cheering fans can raise noise levels in NFL football stadiums to ear-damaging levels. The average volume is estimated to be in the mid-90 decibel range, about the level of power tools. Noise levels during NFL playoffs at popular sports bars can average in the 80 decibel range, about the noise level of an alarm clock. How to tackle the noise? Invest in inexpensive ear plugs to protect hearing from game noise. At just under $3.50 for a package of ten pairs, it's about the best bargain fans are likely to see this season. 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