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Topic: Hearing
Clarksville Center For Audiology Hearing Specialist Highlights Link Between Hearing & the Heart
February 5, 2019 | 
Clarksville Center For Audiology
Clarksville, TN – Dr. Emiko LeJeune, Dr. Aubrey Carr, and Dr. Katelyn Crockett of the Clarksville Center For Audiology, are using American Heart Month as an opportunity to get the word out that there is a connection between your heart health and your hearing health.
“The different systems in the body are connected in surprising ways,” says LeJeune, an audiologist in the Clarksville area for more than 30 years.
Dr. Aubrey Carr, Dr. Emiko LeJeune, and Dr. Katelyn Crockett of the Clarksville Center For Audiology
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Clarksville Center for Audiology says Healthier Diet May Help Preserve Your Hearing
Clarksville, TN – It’s well known that healthy eating habits can promote better overall health within the body, as well as alleviate a number of diet-related illnesses and diseases.
According to a new examination of the eating habits of 2,366 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey participants, those who eat more fruits and vegetables might also have better hearing — even if they’re exposed to more noise.
Eatting more fruits and vegetables may help you hear better.
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Diabetes, Cardiovascular-Disease Patients should pursue regular hearing checks
Clarksville, TN – The prevalence of hearing loss increases with every decade of age and is closely tied to several ailments, including diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
A 2008 study by the National Institutes of Health revealed that hearing loss is about twice as common in those with diabetes compared to those without, and a 2005 Harvard study found that hearing loss occurs about 54% more often in those with heart disease compared to the general population.
Dr. LeJeune of the Center for Audiology administering a hearing test.
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Fort Campbell’s 1st Brigade Combat Team soldiers get new hearing protection
Fort Campbell, KY – The U.S. Army recently began issuing a new hearing device called Tactical Communications and Protective System to units.
The 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), is the first brigade in the Army to receive the new TCAPS device, according to Maj. Mia P. Bruner, the assistant product manager for TCAPS with product manager for Soldier Warrior.
Soldiers with 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), stand in line to be fitted with the new Tactical Communications and Protective System hearing device Feb. 21 at the Kinnard Mission Training Complex here. The TCAPS device is designed to provide soldiers with active hearing protection while allowing them to maintain situational awareness on the battlefield. (Sgt. Jon Heinrich/U.S. Army)
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Center for Audiology to host “Hear for the Holidays” November 30th and December 1st
Clarksville TN – Most of us take our hearing for granted. We never realize what the long term affects of loud music, noisy working conditions, or just plain neglect can have on our quality of hearing.
A routine hearing examination takes just a few minutes, and can identify if you are suffering from diminished hearing.
The Center for Audiology Office
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The Center for Audiology Serves All of Clarksville’s Hearing Needs
The motto for the Center for Audiology is simple, “Before We Help You Hear, We Listen!”
Clarksville, TN – Hearing is one of the most important of your five senses. We hear all of the great moments in our lives, the first time someone tells you “I Love You,” The simple “I do” when you get married, your child’s first word, and so much more. That is why it is so very important to take the very best care of your hearing.
Dr. Emiko “Emi” LeJeune and Dr. Aubrey Carr, the audiologists at the Center for Audiology in Clarksville can help you protect and care for your hearing, and in doing so ensure that when the time comes you will be able to clearly hear those life changing words.
Dr. Emiko “Emi” LeJeune and Dr. Aubrey Carr at the Center for Audiology in Clarksville, TN
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