Macquarie University Hearing (MUH) will celebrate World Hearing Day (WHD) on Monday 3 March 2025 with an event focussing on...
Read moreDetailsBY PROFESSOR PIERS DAWES About 90% of the 213,400 people in Australian residential aged care communities have a hearing impairment,...
Read moreDetailsOne in every two Australian adults over age 25 admit to having hearing problems and being concerned about it but...
Read moreDetailsTaking low-dose aspirin daily does not slow the progression of age-related hearing loss in healthy older adults, according to new Australian-led...
Read moreDetailsHearing impairment is equal top of the list of modifiable risk factors associated with the greatest proportion of people developing...
Read moreDetailsThe hearing of people aged in their 90s is rarely studied but a Swedish audiology team who researched this age...
Read moreDetailsA new review which analysed data from 50 cohort studies of more than 1.5 million people has provided “compelling evidence...
Read moreDetailsA new clinical practice guideline from America recommends hearing screening for patients aged 50 and above, stating there is favourable...
Read moreDetailsAuslan communications cards developed by Expression Australia (formerly Vicdeaf) and Victoria’s Eastern Health network will improve access to mental health...
Read moreDetailsAttendees at Audiology Australia’s main conference this year, The Sound Exchange '24, can select from key areas of contemporary hearing...
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