To celebrate World Hearing Day, Cochlear launched the final phase of a three-year partnership between Malala Fund and Cochlear Foundation to raise awareness about the barriers keeping millions of children
Many people attend hearing clinics complaining of difficulty hearing in noise despite having no clinically measured hearing loss, and are currently unable to be diagnosed and treated. This project, led
The 1st of March to the 7th of March was Hearing Awareness week, a week dedicated to raising awareness about hearing loss and the experiences of those with hearing loss.
Professor Greg Leigh, Director of the NextSense Institute and Chair of the Australasian Newborn Hearing Screening Committee shared an opinion piece on World Hearing Day which spoke to this year’s
Professor Bamini Gopinath announced early results from the Australian Eye and Ear Health Survey at a Macquarie University Hearing event to mark World Hearing Day today. The interim results show
Hearing Australia kicked off Hearing Awareness Week on Wednesday 1 March with a special event in Sydney. The Prime Minister, the Hon Anthony Albanese MP, and the Hon Bill Shorten
A recent NAL study aimed to identify the information sources, sociodemographic characteristics, lifestyle, and clinical history that led people to a hearing assessment, as well as to identify clinical recommendations
‘Sometimes they’re gammin, playing tricks, but sometimes it’s ears’ explored the perspectives of urban parents and carers of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children on their journey to diagnosis
In celebration of World Hearing Day, Hearing Australia’s ‘’ is now underway with more than 1,000 events being held in towns and cities across the country during the month of
Sue Walters, the first person in NSW to receive a Cochlear Implant and a member of NextSense clinical support team. NextSense highlights the great work Sue does with CICADA –
General Practitioners (GPs) play a key role in providing a pathway to hearing health services. NAL recently found that GPs must navigate a vast number of factors when referring their
A task-force of 52 hearing experts have released new Living Guidelines for hearing care.1 The recommendations provide guidelines and guidance for hearing professionals to improve the standard of hearing care
