Season 2 of the Hearing Health Today podcast is scheduled for launch on August 31, 2021, featuring some of the biggest international names in hearing healthcare and public health Episodes
The Hon Greg Hunt MP, Minister for Health and Aged Care, announced funding to support research focused on innovative solutions in hearing and vision for people living with dementia.
Cochlear Limited, the global leader in implantable hearing solutions, announced that its Chairman, Rick Holliday-Smith will retire from the Board on 20 August 2021. He will be succeeded as Chair
Success and limitations of brain implants: In recent decades science has provided technical means of alleviating brain disease in clinical practice In recent decades, a joint effort in the field
The Shepherd Centre’s CEO Dr. Jim Hungerford embarked on a meaningful trip to the Northern Territory where he spent five gruelling days trekking the Larapinta Trail. Starting off with an
NextSense will continue supporting people who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or have low vision. Now, and for generations to come.
For Lindy, spending more time with her first love—music—is her definition of living life to the fullest. After experiencing hearing loss as a young adult, this almost became impossible. But
Through HAPEE 6,000 tests in over 200 communities have been conducted. In addition to providing diagnostic hearing assessments, HAPEE aims to improve the community’s capability to complete the initial identification
Congratulations to Diana Tang, Research Fellow-Cochlear Chair for Macquarie University Hearing, who has been awarded a grant at a prestigious event marking a 10-year milestone for research into a cure for
A proposal to relocate NextSense (the former Royal Institute of Deaf and Blind Children) to a new state-of-the-art facility on the Macquarie University campus has been approved by New South
A/Prof Piers Dawes and his SENSEcog project colleagues have published a version of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) adapted and validated for people with hearing impairment. The MoCA is the
Today we share historic news about one of our industry-leading members, Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC). Here is a message from Chief Executive, Chris Rehn. Today, RIDBC,
