Thursday, October 1, 2026
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For National Audiology Awareness Month, we asked Dr. Keith Darrow how to encourage better hearing health, prevent noise induced damage and recognize the role audiologists play in treating hearing and balance concerns.
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By Herald Content Studio
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9/29/26
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September is Healthy Aging Month, a time dedicated to encouraging adults to take proactive steps toward maintaining their health, independence, and quality of life as they age. While physical health often gets much of the attention, taking care of your hearing, memory and brain health is an important part of aging well.
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By Dr. Keith Darrow
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8/28/26
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Most adults recognize the obvious effects of poor sleep: fatigue, irritability, slower thinking, and reduced patience. Far fewer realize that chronic sleep disruption can also affect the ear-to-brain pathways responsible for hearing clarity, listening effort, sound filtering and tinnitus control.
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By Herald Content Studio
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7/31/26
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As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday in 2026, the meaning of independence feels even bigger. America 250 is not just a celebration of our past. It is a reminder that freedom must be protected. It must be renewed. It must be passed forward. The same is true of our personal independence.
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By Herald Content Studio
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6/18/26
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For Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month Dr. Keith Darrow and his team at Hearing and Brain Centers of America have partnered with PreventingDecline.com to take bold steps to combat the growing Alzheimer's epidemic by offering a Free Brain Care Score and a comprehensive Dementia Risk Reduction Library to seniors nationwide.
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By Herald Content Studio
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6/1/26
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May is Women’s Health Month, a time for the powerful reminder that women’s health is about far more than annual checkups, diet, or exercise alone.
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4/17/26
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April is recognized nationwide as Physical Wellness Month a time to reflect on the habits that support overall health and quality of life. While most people focus on exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress, one critical component is often overlooked: hearing.
Hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears) are often dismissed as normal parts of aging. However, research shows untreated hearing loss affects far more than hearing. It is linked to cognitive decline, depression, social isolation, increased fall risk, poor sleep, and even dementia.
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3/27/26
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During Brain Awareness Week (March 16–22), Hearing and Brain Centers of America is highlighting one of the most overlooked—but proven—ways to protect brain health: treating hearing loss and tinnitus.
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3/11/26
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