Healthy Living
Have you had your hearing checked lately?
Over 50 per cent of Zoomers aged 65+ experience some degree of hearing loss, yet we wait on average, up to 7 years to take advantage of the available treatments. read »
Is hearing loss affecting your relationship?
Communication is essential to a healthy marriage or romantic relationship, so if you are worried about your relationship or considering seeking relationship advice or counseling, perhaps you should have your hearing tested first. read »
Confronting hearing loss
Advances in hearing-aid technology may make people more receptive to using hearing aids. read »
Noise can be more than just a distraction
Noise is the leading cause of hearing loss in Canada... and the outlook is not improving. Here's a look at what constitutes noise pollution and how we can alleviate the risks associated with it. read »
‘What did you say, Dear?’
Listen up: Hearing loss is having a big impact on Boomer relationships. Here's what you can do about it. read »
Calling all snowbirds: Have your hearing checked
Heading south? Get your hearing checked before you leave to get the most out your trip. read »
Are two hearing aids really better than one?
A resounding "YES!" says Kate Dekok, Chief Audiologist of ListenUP! Canada. read »
Are two ears better than one? Most definitely!
Studies suggest that wearing two hearing aids can help prevent further hearing loss. read »
Tips & Advice
6 tips to get ready for cottage season
Dreaming of a cottage escape? From safety to scams, we've got tips to keep everyone safe and happy this season. read »
10 of the world’s best street foods
Think outside the restaurant! Savour local flavours with these top street eats from around the world. read »
Destinations that are friendly (and not so friendly) for women
Planning a girl’s getaway? Here’s what you should you know when planning your next trip. read »
The Zoomer Report
The Zoomer Report: Walk In The Woods
Is there any green space near your workplace? A study suggests walking through the woods can get burned-out workers back on track. read »
