American Hearing Research Foundation

American Hearing Research Foundation The American Hearing Research Foundation funds research into hearing loss, its causes and treatments.

🦻 Eligible U.S. military veterans receiving care through VA clinics now have access to the newest cochlear implant techn...
02/27/2026

🦻 Eligible U.S. military veterans receiving care through VA clinics now have access to the newest cochlear implant technology from Cochlear Americas

Hearing loss is the most common service-connected disability among veterans, affecting an estimated 3 in 5. Expanding access to innovative hearing solutions is a meaningful step toward improving communication, connection, and quality of life for those who have served.

🔗 Learn more about cochlear implants and hearing research on the AHRF website:
https://www.american-hearing.org/

🧠🔬 Did you know research today could change how we treat hearing loss tomorrow?From innovative cochlear implants to cutt...
02/23/2026

🧠🔬 Did you know research today could change how we treat hearing loss tomorrow?

From innovative cochlear implants to cutting-edge tinnitus therapies, scientists are exploring new ways to restore and protect hearing for millions of people.

💙 The American Hearing Research Foundation supports studies that advance hearing health every day.

🔗 Learn more about our research and support today:
https://www.american-hearing.org/research/

🦻🦋 Did you know thyroid health can affect hearing?People with hypothyroidism, especially those with Hashimoto’s disease,...
02/20/2026

🦻🦋 Did you know thyroid health can affect hearing?

People with hypothyroidism, especially those with Hashimoto’s disease, are more likely to experience hearing loss or tinnitus. Research published by Healthy Hearing shows that properly managing thyroid conditions may even improve hearing for some individuals.

🔗 Explore hearing research and resources:
https://www.american-hearing.org/

👂💡 Your ears work hard—give them some love!Protecting your hearing every day helps prevent long-term damage and keeps yo...
02/17/2026

👂💡 Your ears work hard—give them some love!

Protecting your hearing every day helps prevent long-term damage and keeps you connected to the sounds you love. Here are some simple tips:

🎧 Turn down the volume on headphones
🛑 Take breaks from loud environments
🦻 Wear ear protection at concerts or when using power tools
🗓️ Schedule regular hearing checks

Small habits make a big difference for your hearing health!

🔗 Learn more about protecting your hearing and staying connected:
https://www.american-hearing.org/hearing-health/

❤️✈️ Valentine’s Day travel in the books? The American Hearing Research Foundation wants to share some helpful travel ti...
02/12/2026

❤️✈️ Valentine’s Day travel in the books? The American Hearing Research Foundation wants to share some helpful travel tips from the Hearing Loss Association of America (Official Page)

If you travel with hearing loss, the Air Carrier Access Act ensures you have access to information and services at every step of your journey—from the gate to baggage claim. Knowing your rights makes travel safer, smoother, and stress-free. 👂💙

🔗 Review your air travel rights:
https://www.hearingloss.org/advocacy-and-resources/know-your-rights/

👂 Did you know? Tinnitus isn’t just “ringing in the ears.” It can be linked to a variety of health issues, including:🤧 E...
02/09/2026

👂 Did you know? Tinnitus isn’t just “ringing in the ears.” It can be linked to a variety of health issues, including:

🤧 Ear or sinus infections
🦻 Earwax blockage
💊 Certain medications
🥦 Vitamin B12 deficiency
😬 TMJ or jaw issues
❤️ Vascular conditions
🧏 Ménière’s disease & otosclerosis
🧠 Traumatic brain injury

Tinnitus affects millions, but understanding the possible causes is the first step toward relief and support.

🔗 Learn more about tinnitus and how research is helping improve hearing health:
https://www.american-hearing.org/disease/tinnitus/

❌👂 Think hearing loss only happens to older adults? Think again!Hearing loss can affect people of all ages and is often ...
02/05/2026

❌👂 Think hearing loss only happens to older adults? Think again!

Hearing loss can affect people of all ages and is often caused by noise exposure, medications, or underlying health conditions. Understanding the facts is the first step to prevention and care.

🔗 Discover more hearing health facts at AHRF:
https://www.american-hearing.org/hearing-health/

👂🔊 It’s Tinnitus Awareness Week.Many people have experienced ringing, buzzing, or humming in their ears, especially afte...
02/02/2026

👂🔊 It’s Tinnitus Awareness Week.

Many people have experienced ringing, buzzing, or humming in their ears, especially after time in loud environments. For millions of people, tinnitus is an ongoing condition caused by changes in the inner ear and auditory system, not an external sound.

Understanding tinnitus is the first step toward better management, support, and research-driven solutions. The American Hearing Research Foundation is committed to advancing knowledge and awareness around hearing conditions that impact daily life.

🔗 Learn more about tinnitus and ongoing hearing research:
https://www.american-hearing.org/disease/tinnitus/

📚✨ Access improves when the right tools are in place.Nearly 8 out of 10 deaf students rely on notetaking accommodations,...
01/29/2026

📚✨ Access improves when the right tools are in place.

Nearly 8 out of 10 deaf students rely on notetaking accommodations, and thoughtful systems help keep learning accessible, engaging, and student-centered.

Notetaking is more than a service. It’s a pathway to participation and success. 🎓💙

The American Hearing Research Foundation is spotlighting important work from the National Deaf Center that strengthens notetaking access for deaf college students. 📝👂

Want AHRF to spotlight more information like this? Share your ideas in the comments below.

🔗 Learn more about building better notetaking access:
https://nationaldeafcenter.org/news/building-better-access-through-notetaking

📢 The American Hearing Research Foundation wants to share a few important reminders from the Hearing Loss Association of...
01/26/2026

📢 The American Hearing Research Foundation wants to share a few important reminders from the Hearing Loss Association of America (Official Page)

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, people with hearing loss have the right to reasonable communication accommodations in workplaces, public spaces, health care settings, and government services. This includes access to captioning and assistive listening systems.

Accessibility is a civil right.

🔗 Learn more about your rights:
https://www.hearingloss.org/advocacy-and-resources/know-your-rights/

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