Why common cancer drugs cause hearing loss
Researchers find target to protect hearing during chemotherapy treatment:
Free Sound Level Meter App
This app provides noise measurement Do you work in or near a noisy environment, such as a construction site
Cleaning Your Ears: Why You Shouldn’t Use Cotton Swabs
Have you ever been tempted to clean out your ears
Operation Gratitude
Here you can view a special thank you letter from Operation Gratitude.
SHA Welcomes Alyssa Saunders Molfese
Speech and Hearing Associates is excited to announce that Alyssa Saunders Molfese, a speech-language pathologist that specializes in the speaking and singing voice, has joined our Avenel team! Alyssa received her masters in music education from Rutgers University and her masters in speech-language pathology from Kean University. She studied with Anat Keidar, Ph.D. and completed…
SpeechEasy: The Season of Giving is Here!
SpeechEasy Season of Giving Discount Offer-Limited Time! Beginning November 18, 2017 and ending January 31, 2018, SpeechEasy is offering a $1000 discount on our most popular model-just in time for this great season of the year.
Try Before You Buy This Holiday Season
The holidays are here! When surrounded by family and friends don’t miss the conversations, the sounds of kids playing, or holiday music because of hearing loss. This year, Speech and Hearing Associates will be offering risk free, try before you buy hearing aid trials of the latest technology. Don’t let your hearing loss stop you…
Westfield Youth Basketball
Here you can view a special thank you letter from Westfield Youth Basketball.
Happy Halloween 2017 from Speech and Hearing Associates
New Way to Grow Hair Cells in the Lab Might Lead to Hearing Loss Treatment
People who have lost their hearing may one day be able to get it back, thanks to recent research on the inner ear. Scientists funded by the National Institutes of Health have discovered a way to replace the delicate cells in the inner ear that enable us to hear.