Melody Hearing Clinic

Hearing loss and tinnitus are among the most common service-related health issues reported by Canadian veterans. Years of exposure to gunfire, aircraft engines, heavy machinery, and explosive ordnance leave a measurable impact, often one that surfaces long after a member has hung up their uniform. The good news is that Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) recognizes this reality and...

Most people associate dizziness with low blood pressure, dehydration, or standing up too quickly. While those explanations are sometimes correct, there is another common cause that often goes overlooked: the inner ear. Your inner ear does far more than help you hear. It also houses the vestibular system, a remarkable structure that tells your brain where your body is in space...

When hearing loss begins to affect daily life, most people assume hearing aids are the only option, while others jump to the conclusion that they need a cochlear implant. In reality, these two technologies serve very different purposes, and they are designed for very different kinds of hearing loss. Understanding how each one works, and who each one is meant for, can help you...