Halvard T. Eriksen, Age 52, Married, Bad Knees, and Worsening Hearing Loss
Post 3 of 3 (Read Halvard’s first and second posts) In this final post in a series from a Listen channel partner, Halvard Eriksen describes…
Post 3 of 3 (Read Halvard’s first and second posts) In this final post in a series from a Listen channel partner, Halvard Eriksen describes…
Understanding Noise Reduction Ratings (NRR) Guided tours of popular manufacturing facilities/factories, from breweries to aircraft manufacturers, provide visitors with a unique and memorable behind-the-scenes look…
Improving Hearing Loss Prevention Key Points Noise-induced hearing loss is still a significant problem. An estimated 242 million dollars are spent on worker’s compensation claims…
Key Points OSHA’s Hearing Conservation Program was developed with a focus on preventing hearing loss from occurring. A variety of tools can be used to…
We live in a noisy world, with sounds that affect hearing all around us: traffic, machinery, and noisy groups of people. Then there’s the damage…
Health-related New Year’s resolutions are always among the most popular — people resolve to lose weight, exercise more, cut unhealthy foods from their diets or…
Every day we have common experiences where noise levels are dangerous to our hearing, yet most of us aren’t thinking about how to protect our…
This was originally posted on February 21, 2012 on the InfoComm All Voices Blog >>>
If you ask how to improve a presentation, the first suggestion you’d likely receive is “add a graphic or an effect.” As presentation software has improved over the years, the focus on visual elements has eclipsed audio. We’ve been so distracted by cool transition effects that we’ve forgotten to make sure everyone can hear.
The American Medical Association reported in August of this year that hearing loss in teens is on the rise. One in five teens is showing some degree of hearing loss according to a new study. This is about 30% from previous reports. With all the education and all the resources available, this is disheartening news.
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