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Pump Up The Volume To Fuel Your Workout

sxc.hu Next time you're sweating it out at the gym, pump up the volume on your iPod. Recent studies showed ... Read More »

A little bit softer now

Like L.L. Cool J, I can't live without my radio. And just as he does, I like my music loud -- especially when I'm working out. But unlike the time ... Read More »

Turn It to the Left: Protecting kids' hearing

The American Academy of Audiology wants to help you protect your kids' ears and has kicked off a campaign called Turn it to the Left to help kids ... Read More »

Court to weigh in on "light" cigarettes

Should people be able to sue tobacco companies for unfair and deceptive advertising regarding "low tar," "ultra light" or "mild" cigarettes? That's ... Read More »

How loud is too loud for earbuds and headphones?

A lot of us use earbuds or headphones pretty regularly, whether it's while working out or during a long subway commute or whatever, and most of us ... Read More »

Are noisy classrooms hurting your child's ability to learn?

A group of Canadian audiologists and speech pathologists are concerned that noisy classrooms are making it tougher for kids to properly hear lessons ... Read More »

Will chatting for hours on your cell cause hearing loss?

A small study of 100 participants conducted by the chairman of the Department of Ear, Nose, and Throat at the Post Graduate Institute of Medical ... Read More »

Loud music is bad for more than just your ears

If someone asked you to list the health dangers of loud music you'd probably come up with things like hearing and ear damage, and maybe safety related ... Read More »

Heal your body by "tricking" it

The body has an infinitely intricate set of mechanisms that all work together for your body to function on a day-to-day basis. Most of the time we're ... Read More »

Folic acid might slow hearing loss

In a study recently published out of the Netherlands, folic acid appeared to slow age-related hearing loss. Although previous research linked low ... Read More »