Hunterdon Audiology Associates

03/31/2023

Rolo Cheesecake Bars!
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10/28/2021

Your funnyfor this week!

10/27/2021

Let me help!!

10/12/2021

Have you been putting off exploring your hearing technology’s streaming capabilities? We’ve got just the fix.
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10/05/2021

Can over-the-counter hearing solutions stack up to dedicated hearing care from an audiologist? Let’s find out.
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09/30/2021

Vacation for me. Reminder the office will be closed Monday October 4, Tuesday the 5th and Thursday the 7th. Call and leave a message or email [email protected]

09/29/2021

Hearing loss didn’t hold Nichelle Oglesby back. Now she is helping others in the deaf and hard-of-hearing community find jobs and excel in their careers.
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Easterseals Career Pathway Connections is looking to expand across New Jersey.

09/21/2021

Alex Lacamoire, award-winning musical director of Broadway smash hit Hamilton, has thrived despite having hearing loss from a very early age. Read on for more about him and five other noteworthy Latinos and Hispanics with hearing loss.
http://ow.ly/WeUe50GbjiI

09/14/2021

Balance disorders affect people the world over, including millions of people in North America — yet the problem seems invisible to many. Lean into Balance Awareness Week, and take steps to stay steady on your feet.
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09/14/2021

This is beautiful and true. Come in!

You can’t listen if you don’t hear! Let us check your hearing and get to the h”ear”t of the matter!

09/08/2021

Part of hearing wellness is preserving the hearing power you already have. If you have hearing loss, read on for six tips to keep it from worsening.
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09/05/2021

For all my tinnitus people.! Have a wonderful holiday!

08/31/2021

Hospital stays can be stressful, especially for those with hearing aids to keep track of. Help protect them during your inpatient visit with these handy tips.
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08/30/2021

Stef Munzi-Logus has loved drawing and art for as long as she can remember; now, she is channeling her passion to raise awareness for hearing loss. Read on to learn more.
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08/28/2021

08/27/2021

It’s National Golf Month! You may not realize it, but your golf game depends a lot on your ability to hear! Read on to learn more.
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08/10/2021

The school year is HEAR! But did you know that an estimated 1 in 5 students experience some degree of hearing loss? As students head back to school in person or online, we’ve got you covered with better-hearing tips to help them communicate their best.
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08/10/2021

Protect your hearing!

08/04/2021

A new study suggests a link between sedentary behavior and hearing loss, noting that “promoting physical activity among older adults with hearing loss is important.” Make sure you’re taking advantage of every ounce of summer weather while it lasts!
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08/04/2021

You can’t listen if you don’t hear! Let us check your hearing and get to the h”ear”t of the matter!

07/21/2021

When your hairdryer’s burned out or your tablet’s cracked from one end to the other, it’s pretty obvious a repair or replacement is in order. But how do you know if your hearing aids need an update? Here are five signs to keep in mind.
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07/19/2021

Hearing aids don’t just amplify sound. Digital hearing aids have a wealth of functions to help you cut down on noise and turn up the fun. Read on to learn more.
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07/14/2021

Moisture and technology don’t mix, and that’s no different when it comes to hearing aids. Make sure you know how to prevent damage to your devices with this helpful information.
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07/13/2021

Come and get your hearing tested! Call us at 908-806-7676

07/09/2021

Hearing is so important to your overall health and well being. Please don’t hesitate to get your hearing checked!

07/01/2021

I want you all to know how grateful I am to have you in my practice! Have a happy 4th!

06/22/2021

An unexpected research finding about hearing could prove to be instrumental in enabling reliable, intuitive, naturally controlled movement of paralyzed limbs. Read on to learn more.

-Brain-Computer Interfaces
A research team called BrainGate develops brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). These are implants that use nerve signals in the brain to manipulate assistive devices such as prosthetic limbs.
Most BCI implants are put in a part of the brain that controls planning to act called the motor cortex. The BrainGate team wondered how workable it was to gather nerve signals earlier than that, though.

- One clinical trial participant, because of a spinal cord injury, no longer had the use of his arms and legs. During a simple movement exercise that involved visual cues, his brain was monitored by fMRI. It showed activity in a certain area of this urge-to-act region of his brain.
They repeated the experiment with the BCI implant, instead of fMRI. To their surprise, the implant didn’t register activity in that same area.
But while reviewing data from a related research session, they found something equally surprising. During the movement exercise, when they used verbal — not visual — cues, the implant picked up strong signals from that same urge-to-act area.

-Why It Matters
By discovering that this urge-to-act area responds to sound cues, they can use it as a complement to the planning-to-act area and BCI implants can gather movement data from two different regions of the brain. The researchers hope to one day use BCIs to enable reliable, intuitive, naturally controlled movement of paralyzed limbs.

06/21/2021

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/21/well/mind/aging-memory-centenarians.html?referringSource=articleShare

By studying centenarians, researchers hope to develop strategies to ward off Alzheimer’s disease and slow brain aging for all of us.

06/16/2021

Enjoy some of these Tinnitus-friendly recipes at your next backyard BBQ!
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06/08/2021

Are summer reading lists just for kids? Not in our book! We’ve put together a short list of entertaining or thought-provoking content to help you experience the season in a whole new way.
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