Audiology Australia (AudA) has developed a new, free online training module to help audiologists and other hearing professionals nationwide improve...
Read moreResearchers gathered at the OMOZ (Otitis Media Australia) 2024 conference in Newcastle to hear the latest research and brainstorm ideas...
Read moreIndigenous Newcastle ENT surgeon Professor Kelvin Kong AM has received the prestigious John Conley, MD Lecture on Medical Ethics award...
Read moreMore than 300 people from around Australia and the world attended the 7th Otitis Media Australia (OMOZ) 2024 conference in...
Read morePerth audiologist Ms Tamara Veselinović, whose research has revealed high rates of hearing loss in Aboriginal infants in metropolitan areas,...
Read moreA trial underway in the Northern Territory is training members of local communities to be ear health facilitators so they...
Read moreQueensland ENT surgeon Professor Chris Perry OAM has been inducted to the Australian Medical Association (AMA) Roll of Fellows for...
Read moreOne in four First Nations children has undiagnosed ear disease, and one in five has undiagnosed hearing loss, an alarming...
Read moreOnly 40% of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who self-reported hearing loss during health checks at an Indigenous primary...
Read moreEarbus visits to the remote town of Newman in the Pilbara and the Western Desert in Western Australia will continue...
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