How hearing loss happens, the early signs in adults and children, and what research says about its links with memory, mood and work. If conversations are getting harder to follow, book a free hearing screening: a clinician checks your hearing and talks you through what they find and what can help.
Discover how Daddy Pig's London Marathon run raised awareness of childhood hearing loss, why early hearing tests matter, and how families can get support.
Sudden hearing loss in one ear is a medical emergency. Learn the signs, why urgent steroid treatment matters, and when to seek same-day help.
Peppa Pig episode reveals George’s moderate hearing loss and hearing-aid fitting, boosting awareness and urging parents to seek help.
Andrew Hugill on diplacusis: when each ear hears differently. How it turned music into exhaustion, its causes, and practical ways to cope.
Psychologist Sally Austen explores Deaf identities and urges the NHS to update services, training and culture for people with hearing loss.
Gamified auditory-cognitive training helps older adults with hearing loss understand speech in noisy settings and improves real-world listening.
Spot early workplace hearing loss: simple checks and low-cost adjustments can protect wellbeing, safety and performance, and reduce fatigue and errors.
Review finds nearly 300 children harmed by failures in NHS paediatric hearing services; calls for urgent reform, better screening, training and oversight.
Deaf people experience music through touch and sight: vibration wearables, implants and visual cues let audiences feel rhythm at inclusive shows.
High-frequency hearing loss makes women’s and children’s voices hard to follow. The causes, the signs, and how testing and hearing aids help.
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