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The study found heart rate variability was generally lower when participants reported that tinnitus interfered more with hearing, sounded louder, lasted longer, or occurred more frequently. Image: littlepigpower/stock.adobe.com.

Tinnitus

Apple Hearing Study identifies link between tinnitus and heart rate variability

The course includes resources to equip teachers and other staff with the confidence and knowledge to support deaf and hard-of-hearing students in mainstream schooling. Image: Deaf Children Australia.

Paediatrics

Deaf Children Australia launches free short course to make classrooms deaf-friendly

Falls of Australians aged over 65 years old cost the health system more than $2.8 billion annually, the new guidelines say. Image: Wesley/peopleimages.com/stock.adobe.com.

Ear conditions

New falls guidelines urge hearing assessment on aged care admission and annually

Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer's famous Girl with the Pearl Earring painting from 1665 now sports a cochlear implant with Deafmetal’s golden safety chain featuring pearls, and coil hat over the transmitter. The model is Aileen Gansloweit. Photo: Nicole Mantello/Deafmetal.

Products

Deafmetal cochlear implant and hearing aid jewellery recreates famous art

Only half of those surveyed could correctly identify pathology from otoscopic images or identify anatomical landmarks of the ear. Image: Krackenimages/stock.adobe.com.

ENT/otolaryngologists

Call for more ENT training in junior doctors after survey finds gap in skills

Some members of the HHSA meeting in person in Melbourne and online in March 2025. Online are from left, Professor Piers Dawes (University of Queensland), Les Stahl (independent facilitator); bottom, Associate Professor Sandra Bellekom (Ear Science Institute Australia), Dr Brent Edwards (National Acoustic Laboratories). Image: Prime Creative Media.

Hearing Health Sector Alliance

Hearing Health Sector Alliance – you’re the voice

Pharmacists don’t have the training required to properly diagnose medical conditions, the RACGP says. Image: Joke Phatrapong/stock.adobe.com.

Workforce

Doctors claim pharmacist prescribing for ear infections threatens patient safety

(Top) An audiology graduate has many career paths they can follow. (Below) UWA audiology alumni, the audiology teaching team, audiologists and scientists at the 25th anniversary celebrations of the UWA's Master of Clinical Audiology. Images: Rawpixel/stock.adobe.com and UWA.

University and training

Choosing the right path in audiology

From left, Dr Julia Crawford, scientific co-convener with keynote speakers, Prof Stephen Park, Dr Katie Fedder, Dr Shazia Peer, Dr Velda Chow, Dr Derek Lam, Dr Babak Azizzadeh and Prof Manohar Bance, with scientific co-convener Dr Megan Hobson. Image: ASOHNS.

ENT networks

Record attendance for ASOHNS 75th annual scientific meeting

Keynote speakers, from left, Richard Dougherty, Sonia Pivac and Wayne Betts Jr. Images: Deaf Connect.

Educators and training

Inaugural Deaf Ecosystem Summit to showcase the power of Deaf-led innovation

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