Johnstown
348 Budfield Street
814.262.3950
Somerset
651 S. Center Avenue Suite 201
814.443.4500
Visit ENT Website
News
In the News
Causes of Ear Pressure
348 Budfield Street814.262.3950651 S. Center Avenue Suite 201814.443.4500Johnstown | 814.262.3950 Somerset | 814.443.4500 NewsEar pressure, sometimes known as ear barotrauma or ear congestion, is an annoying sensation that most people experience at some point in...
How to Get Relief From Ringing of the Ears
348 Budfield Street814.262.3950651 S. Center Avenue Suite 201814.443.4500Johnstown | 814.262.3950 Somerset | 814.443.4500 NewsIf you’ve experienced ringing of the ears, it’s likely not helpful to know that it is a common occurrence for a large number of people....
Study Examines SNHL Treatment Using Umbilical Cord Blood
CBR® (Cord Blood Registry®), the world’s largest newborn stem cell company, has announced the publication of the results of the first clinical trial evaluating the use of autologous umbilical cord blood in children with acquired sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL).
Oxygen Therapy May Help Sudden Hearing Loss
Viruses and blood flow issues can, in rare cases, trigger sudden and profound hearing loss. Now, South Korean research supports the use of hyperbaric oxygen treatments to restore hearing in these patients.
Could Overactive Nerves Cause Tinnitus?
Do your ears ring after a loud concert? Nerves that sense touch in your face and neck may be behind the racket in your brain, University of Michigan researchers say. Touch-sensing nerve cells step up their activity in the brain after hearing cells are damaged, a study by U-M Kresge Hearing Research Institute scientists shows.
Google Seeks to Make Android More Hearing Aid Friendly
GN Hearing and Google have today announced a new technology partnership that will make GN Hearing the first manufacturer to enable a full spectrum of direct audio streaming from Android devices to hearing aids.
More Baby Boomers Getting Diagnosed with Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is the third most common chronic physical condition impacting people in the United States today. One in every three people 65 years of age and one in every two 75 years of age and over has hearing loss.
Study Shows Older Construction Workers at Greater Risk for Hearing Loss
More than half of former construction workers have experienced hearing loss, and certain factors can exacerbate the condition, according to a recent study by the Center for Construction Research and Training (also known as CPWR).
Risk of Sensory Deficits Drops with Gestational Age
Compared to full-term children, there is an increased incidence of hearing loss and visual impairment among moderately- and late-preterm infants, according to a study published online July 17 in Pediatrics.
Schedule an Appointment
©Copyright 2021 Johnstown Hearing | Designed by RadVine Marketing