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
Through the new website, NAL is able to better showcase the world leading research and innovation it delivers for people with hearing loss. The new website will also help to
On Friday 10 December, 98 Itinerant Teachers of the Deaf (IToD) from New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia, virtually spent A Day at the Australian Hearing Hub.
Call to action on hearing loss led by HEAR Centre researchers in special edition of Public Health Research & Practice Journal The special edition journal contains 8 papers that highlight
NAL welcomes our new Head of Clinical Trials, Catherine Morgan, who will be leading an important initiative to strengthen NAL’s capability to provide evidence-based validation of emerging innovation in the
With the release of the FDA draft regulations for over-the-counter hearing aids, we are faced with the fundamental question: what will be the impact on the field of hearing healthcare?
Hearing Australia has established a First Nations Services Unit to better meet the hearing health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families.
Last month, Hearing Australia and the National Acoustic Laboratories were privileged to host Minister for Regional Health, the Hon Dr David Gillespie MP to discuss the importance of ear and
Macquarie University Adjunct Professor of Linguistics, Jim Patrick AO, has been recognised for his 40‑plus year contribution to hearing science. Professor Patrick, who is also Chief Scientist – Emeritus
For the first time, The Shepherd Centre has opened services in Oran Park, beginning with some of its existing families. The expansion of the organisation’s services to South West Sydney,
Cochlear joins leading Australian organisations in formalising its commitment to recognising and reconciling with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Lorraine’s cochlear implants reignite her zest for life 2 December, 2021After more than 30 years with hearing aids, 73-year-old Lorraine Dobbie is back to doing all the activities she loves,
