Noise exposure accounts for 40 per cent of hearing loss in Australia, making it the nation’s leading cause of hearing impairment. This week is Hearing Awareness Week: a week aimed
To celebrate Hearing Awareness Week, Macquarie University Hospital in collaboration with the Australian Hearing Hub organised a hearing healthcare GP education seminar. 30 GP’s attended this interactive educational seminar led
Even moderately noisy workplaces, like offices, can impact a person’s wellbeing Moderately noisy workplaces can be linked to stress, changes in weight, cardiovascular disease and depression Altering the acoustic design
This Hearing Awareness Week, Sticky Fingers guitarist, Seamus Coyle, Delta Riggs bassist Michael “Monte” Tramonte, and Elizabeth Rose are speaking out to stress the need for us to do better
Associate Professor Catherine McMahon’s radio interview with Richard Aedy on RN. How noise in shared workplaces can be more than just distracting.
At the Macquarie University Open Day, Australian Hearing Hub member organisations provided hearing health awareness, hearing screenings, demos and fun! Over 50 people attended the Australian Hearing Hub Anechoic Chamber
During Hearing Awareness Week, 20 – 26 August, 2017, RIDBC advises that there is no age limit for a cochlear implant. If you are struggling to hear, even with hearing
During Hearing Awareness Week, 20 – 26 August, 2017, RIDBC advises that there is no age limit for a cochlear implant. If you are struggling to hear, even with hearing
On Monday July 3, SCIC Cochlear Implant Program welcomed WaiKong Lai to the organisation’s expanding team of professionals. SCIC Cochlear Implant Program, a service of RIDBC, prides itself on innovative
To celebrate Hearing Awareness Week (20 – 26 August 2017), Australian Hearing is offering thousands of hearing checks around the country. Our hearing checks are free, simple and take less
A special issue of the peer-reviewed journal Trends in Hearing, dedicated to Macquarie University’s Australian Hearing Hub (AHH), was published today. The issue showcases an array of collaborative research from the
PhD candidate Chi Yhun Lo recently held a small graduation ceremony for his music therapy students with hearing loss. The students have been learning to play instruments as part of
