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hearing loss is treated with sound-amplifying devices, hearing aids and antibiotics depending on the cause and nature of the problem and how severe it is.

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Hearing Health Foundation's (HHF) mission is to prevent and cure hearing loss and tinnitus through groundbreaking research and to promote hearing health. HHF is the largest nonprofit funder of hearing and balance research in the U.S.

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HLAA has more than 120 Chapters and State Organizations making a difference in cities and towns across the U.S. View Chapter Events Calendar HLAA has more than 120 Chapters and State Organizations making a difference in cities and towns across the U.S. View Chapter Events Calendar 35 events found. Events Events Search and Views Navigation

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HLAA empowers millions with hearing loss through education, advocacy and community—helping you connect, find support and thrive at every stage of your journey.

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Tinnitus Awareness Week (February 2-8, 2026) is a global initiative to raise awareness about tinnitus, its challenges, and advancements in research. For the American Tinnitus Association, this week kicks off with a special nationwide fundraising event on February 2, when Texas Roadhouse and Bubba's 33 donate 100% of their day's profits to ATA to help fund tinnitus research,

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The purpose of the Visor Card is to bridge the initial communications gap with the police if you are ever stopped by them. It lets the police know you can’t hear/understand their orders and instructions. As a result, they will have to use alternate communication strategies including hand signals, writing things down and use ASL to sign to you. There are two versions of the Visor Card. The Deaf Visor Card (shown here)  is for people who are culturally deaf—that is, they identify with the Deaf community and use ASL as their primary means of communication, rather than speech. (The Hard of Hearing Visor Card is for people who identify with the hearing community—that is, they use their voices to speak, read and write English fluently and often speechread and wear hearing aids. To learn more about the Hard of Hearing Visor Card, or to purchase it, click here.) You can learn more about the reasons for using the Deaf Visor Card and download a free copy of the Deaf Visor Card here, or you can purchase a Deaf Visor Card Pak already made up. The Deaf Visor Card Pak includes: Laminated “Driver is Deaf” Visor Card Laminated Wallet Deaf Card Brochure: “Visor Cards: Bridging the Communications Gap When Stopped by the Police” including instructions how to use your Deaf Visor Cards. You can also download this full-color 4-page Visor Card Brochure here. Order your Deaf visor card pak now $6.95Add to cart Correctly Placing Your Visor Cards Your Visor Cards are useless unless they are instantly available whenever you need them. You don’t want to have to rummage around in the glove box or under the seat when you are pulled over. (Police officers may think you are reaching for a gun and act accordingly.) The Visor Card is called a visor card for good reason. You attach it to your sun visor. That way, it is normally out of sight, yet instantly available when needed. Here’s how to mount it. Fold down your sun visor. Place the Visor Card on your sun visor—ri

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Selected Presentations I’ve done 175 talks; here’s a few of them. In April 2026 I did a TED talk in the session “Reasons to Listen”; YouTube video forthcoming. I’ve also done TEDxIslay and TEDxLowerEastSide. At Science Foo Camp (SciFoo) at Google, I did a Lightning Talk about how I designed the “hands” of the sapient…