Hearing loss is still a worrying issue that U.S. veterans have to deal with by 2025, the Department of Veterans Affairs plans to change how they evaluate hearing loss and tinnitus.

Tinnitus is the No. 1 disability among veterans, and it affects at least one in every 10 American adults. Veterans have higher rates of tinnitus than the general public due to the noise levels ...

US. What are the 20 new presumptive conditions for veterans? US. In which states the student loans forgiven are taxed? Tinnitus, a condition characterized by ringing or buzzing in the ears ...

The number-one disability of American military veterans, tinnitus, turns out to be as prevalent in the overall population as migraines and chronic pain, afflicting 740 million people worldwide ...

High-intensity vibration contributes to tinnitus and hearing loss ... psychological outcomes are associated with hearing loss. Veterans who continue to work after hearing disruption often report ...

"Nearly 40% of the veterans we've served through the Hearoes Tour have reported experiencing tinnitus and yet, for years, we had no real solution to offer them." said Jaime Motes, Founder/Director ...

The Gulf War-era and Louisiana National Guard veteran wanted to put in a claim for tinnitus and back and shoulder problems from his years in the service. But he worried that trying to manage the ...

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, the top two issues are tinnitus -- ringing or buzzing in the ears -- and hearing loss. Dr. Ana Anzola with the Hearing Doctors in McLean ...

Damaged sensory nerves are thought to be why tinnitus is especially common among veterans — as active military members are sometimes exposed to bursts of gunfire or bomb blasts. Blockage of the ...