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To celebrate Hearing Awareness Week and World Hearing Day, the Australian Hearing Hub hosted a showcase on 3 March 2022. The event brought together more than 120 researchers, clinicians, educators, innovators, and students from the AHH community to connect, engage and be inspired by our

Born and raised in Cherrybrook, Monica Lam has just received the prestigious Graeme Clark scholarship to pursue study in optometry. Having dealt with a major sensory impairment from birth with her own hearing loss, Monica is now passionate about helping others improve quality of life

The Shepherd Centre will officially open the doors of their brand-new centre at Oran Park next Monday 7th March 2022.   With the Camden Council population set to increase dramatically in the next 20 years, including an increase of 46,800 children aged 14 and under,

Tell us a bit about your research and the team you work with.  I’m part of the Public Health and Policy Pillar within Macquarie University Hearing. Our goal as a team is to bring a public health lens to hearing research in order to better

  Sydney, Australia – 25 February 2022: The formation of a new global Task Force was announced this week, marking the next step in the creation of ‘Living Guidelines’ to set the standard of care for adult cochlear implantation (CI). The Task Force aims to

Co-occurring Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline in Older Adults: A Dual Group-Based Trajectory Modeling Approach is now published in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, 24 December 2021. This study was a collaboration between MU Hearing, Department of Linguistics, Macquarie University; Management Disciplinary Group, Wentworth Institute for