Using Headphones at High Volumes and Frequent Exposure to Loud Environments
People who frequently listen to music or podcasts through headphones at high volumes risk causing permanent damage to the inner ear because extended sound exposure above 85 decibels harms its structures. Different devices allow sound levels to exceed the threshold, which results in higher hearing damage risk over time. To maintain your hearing health you should follow the 60/60 rule which states that you should listen through your device at 60% volume level for no more than 60 minutes. Continue reading Everyday Habits That Could Be Damaging Your Hearing Without You Knowing→
Swimmer’s ear, also known as Otitis Externa, is a common condition that affects many individuals, especially during warmer months. This painful ailment occurs when water remains trapped in the ear canal, creating an ideal environment for bacteria or fungi to flourish. Understanding the proper methods for treating a swimmer’s ear can prevent complications and ensure a swift recovery. Please, read on. Continue reading Recommended Treatments for Swimmer’s Ear→
Salvador Dali’s penchant for optical illusion and veiled iconography are evident in this painting, Madonna(1958). As seen from a distance, Raphael’s’ Sistine Madonna (after 1513; Gemaldegalerie Dresden) is situated within a gargantuan ear — a reference to the Passion of Christ. From close range, it is an abstract work composed of countless particle-like gray and pink dots, reflecting the artist’s interest in nuclear physics.
