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Dr. Pryor Brenner on Spasmodic Dysphonia: Insights from The Washington Post

Understanding Spasmodic Dysphonia: A Spotlight on Dr. Pryor Brenner’s Expertise

When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently spoke about his voice disorder, spasmodic dysphonia, it brought much-needed attention to a condition that profoundly impacts lives yet remains relatively obscure. In an insightful article by The Washington Post, Dr. Pryor Brenner, a prominent otolaryngologist with Chevy Chase ENT,

Hearing Loss and Cognition: What’s the Link?

Emily Martinson, AuD, PhD

Cognition and brain health has become a major topic in the world of healthcare, especially in the past couple of years. Patients often ask us as hearing healthcare professionals, “What is the relationship between hearing loss and cognitive health? Does my hearing loss relate to my brain?

The Silent Link: Exploring the Connection Between Hearing Loss and Fall Risk

Introduction:

Hearing loss is often considered an isolated condition, primarily affecting one’s ability to perceive sound. However, recent research has shed light on a surprising and significant connection between hearing loss and an increased risk of falls. This silent link emphasizes the importance of addressing hearing health not only for improved communication but also for overall safety and well-being.

Coming this Spring: Join Me at the “Use of CBCT in Endodontics” Workshop

Please join me for a 2-day classroom event on the “Use of CBCT in Endodontics” this coming March 4th and 5th in Washington D.C.

This evidence-based program, updated with the most current information, has been presented more than 65 times during the past twelve years. This workshop applies to all limited field of view CBCT scanners.

Are You One of the 25 Million American Adults with Tinnitus?

The Centers for Disease Control reports that about 10 percent of the U.S. adult population (about 25 million Americans) experiences tinnitus. Tinnitus is a condition in which people hear noises, described as a ringing sound, a high-pitched tone, sometimes a humming, hissing, static or buzzing sound. These noises are not objectively present, and that is why we refer to the condition as subjective tinnitus.

8 common causes of hearing loss and is it happening to you?

48 million Americans have significant hearing loss. 1 out of 3 people over age 65 have some degree of hearing loss.  2 out of 3 people over 75 have a hearing loss. 14% of those ages 45-64 have some type of hearing loss.

1) Age Related Hearing Loss:

The most common cause of hearing loss is presbycusis,

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