Hearing Health Resources
A hand-picked reference list for readers who want to dig deeper into hearing loss, hearing aids, and auditory health from authoritative sources.
Government & Nonprofit Organizations
- National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) — nidcd.nih.gov — NIH-backed research, statistics, and public education on hearing
- Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) — hearingloss.org — Consumer advocacy, local support chapters, and practical guides
- American Academy of Audiology — audiology.org — Audiologist directory plus patient-facing educational material
- American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) — asha.org — Public information on hearing and communication disorders from the professional body
FDA Materials
- FDA OTC Hearing Aids — Details on the 2022 rule that created the over-the-counter category for adults with mild to moderate loss
- FDA Hearing Aid Basics — A consumer primer on hearing aid types, features, and how the devices are regulated
Research Worth Reading
- JAMA Internal Medicine — Peer-reviewed studies connecting hearing loss with cognitive health
- The Lancet Commission on Dementia — The 2020 report that ranked hearing loss as the largest modifiable dementia risk factor
- ACHIEVE Study — The Johns Hopkins randomized trial testing whether hearing intervention slows cognitive decline
This page is provided for educational purposes. Help Health Guide is not affiliated with any of the organizations listed above.