Carly Sygrove
Hearing Health Writer
Carly Sygrove is a hearing loss coach and a hearing health writer who has single-sided deafness. She writes about living with hearing loss at My Hearing Loss Story and manages an online support group for people with hearing loss. She is also the founder of the Sudden Hearing Loss Support website, a source of information and support for people affected by sudden hearing loss.
You should know your "Hearing Number" just like you should know your eyesight and blood pressure numbers. Here's what the Hearing Number is, how...
The SoundPrint app, which has a sound-level meter, and its users have identified the quietest public places—restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and...
Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and Deep Neural Networks (DNN) are transforming hearing aids by enhancing speech...
Dive into the world of Matthew Allsop, the London-based audiologist and popular YouTuber with a passion for the science of hearing and the art of...
Looking for a health- and fitness-tracking hearing aid that provides data on improving mental, physical, and social well-being? Here we review the...
Augmented Reality (AR) glasses equipped with real-time captioning are empowering individuals with hearing loss to communicate effortlessly. Find...
HearingTracker explores accommodations from some of the most popular U.S. airlines for passengers with hearing aids and cochlear implants. We also...
Follow these tips to get the best performance from your hearing aids while extending their service life.
This article explains why TV listening is more difficult with flatscreen televisions and outlines eight potential solutions, particularly tailored...
Did you know inflammatory arthritis has been linked with hearing loss? Here is a look at the connections between these two chronic disorders, why...
Accessories for hearing aids can be extremely helpful—whether you're listening to a lecture, trying to hear someone in a noisy bar or restaurant,...
About 37 million US adults have chronic kidney disease (CKD), and research increasingly points to a connection between CKD and hearing loss—with...
Hearing healthcare writer Carly Sygrove tells about her early experience of hearing loss, resources that have helped her in her hearing journey,...
Increasingly, researchers are finding that hearing loss affects much more than just our communication and environmental awareness; it negatively...
Evidence points to hearing loss–as well as tinnitus and balance issues–being sometimes linked to heart disease. Here is a summary about how...
Research now clearly indicates that people with diabetes are at much greater risk for hearing loss, tinnitus, and balance disorders. This article...
Many chronic illness and diseases are linked or associated with hearing loss, including cancer, kidney disease, dementia, diabetes, migraines,...
Some may recognize Meaghan Thomas as the morning broadcast meteorologist for the ABC affiliate, WKRN News 2, in Nashville, Tennessee. But...
Today, Dr. Michelle Hu, 39, is a pediatric audiologist based in San Diego who is pioneering new ways to support children with hearing loss and...
Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) is a condition that affects the way the brain processes sound and speech. For people with CAPD, the...
As a young child, Sandi Wayman, now 47, was often in trouble for not listening or responding to the adults in her life.
There are many possible treatments for clogged ears. If impacted wax is to blame, a professional cleaning can resolve the problem; if a cold,...
Matti began having hearing problems when she was a baby. Her story could have been tragic, but thanks to the help of one generous Texas...
When I first experienced hearing loss, I gave little thought to how my partner was faring. After all, I was the one going through the loss.
Scientists are busy looking for a cure for permanent hearing loss, developing cutting-edge pharmaceuticals and gene therapies. Some potential...
Mixed hearing loss happens when there is a combination of both sensorineural hearing loss and conductive hearing loss. Treatment depends on the...
A conductive hearing loss refers to a hearing loss that occurs at the outer ear or the middle ear, blocking sound from reaching the inner organ of...
Sensorineural hearing loss, also known as SNHL, occurs when the inner ear is damaged. Typically, this means the hair cells of the inner ear are...
Do you hear annoying ringing, buzzing, roaring, or hissing sounds that no one else can hear? You are not alone. You are experiencing tinnitus, one...
A hearing dog provides independence, love, companionship, and emotional support, giving deaf people confidence to reconnect with their family,...
The average adult gets as many as four colds a year and more than 50 million suffer from allergies each year. Both of these conditions can cause...
Here are the key findings from the Apple Hearing Study, which collected hearing data from thousands of participants across the US.
Hearing loss from headphones and earbuds is an example of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). To understand this problem, it’s important to know...
I tried the AudioCardio app for 6 weeks, and experienced some improvements in my hearing. But, were the improvements in line with those promised...
Have you ever felt dizzy, weak and woozy? Or experienced vertigo, that troubling sensation that the room is spinning while you’re standing...
Sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) is defined as rapid loss of hearing which happens in three days or less. Here's what you should do...
Hearing loss that's present at birth is called It may be congenital , whether it's a hereditary condition, is associated with prenatal factors, or...
Recently, there’s been interest in using cochlear implants (CIs) to improve hearing for those with SSD. Some studies have reported improved...