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Protect your hearing while you still can

By Hearology® Publishing | Thu Apr 02 2026

Simple steps taken now can reduce the risk of age-related hearing loss and help preserve communication later in life

Hearing often declines with age, yet much of the damage linked to ...

Protect your hearing while you still can

Havana Syndrome test leaves scientist with hearing damage

By Hearology® Publishing | Thu Mar 19 2026

An experiment gone horribly wrong

In a shocking turn of events, while trying to disprove the phenomenon known as “Havana Syndrome”, a government researcher in Norway has accidentally given ...

Havana Syndrome test leaves scientist with hearing damage

How earless caterpillars detect sound

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Mar 16 2026

A surprising reaction to sound

Most insects are able to “hear” sound, despite not having ears, through physical vibrations that travel through the surfaces they stand on, such as leaves or branches. However, biologists noticed something unusual about ...

How Bluetooth hearing aids change everyday listening

By Hearology® Publishing | Tue Mar 10 2026

Wireless connectivity now allows hearing aids to stream calls, music and media directly - but the benefits depend on individual needs and expectations

Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids have expanded how people with hearing loss stay connected. What was once technology largel...

How Bluetooth hearing aids change everyday listening

George Pig’s diagnosis puts childhood hearing loss in focus

By Hearology® Publishing | Fri Mar 06 2026

On 23rd March 2026, Peppa Pig will tackle a subject that millions of families navigate in real life: childhood hearing loss

In the episode titled “Hearing Test,” Peppa’s family learns that George has moderate hearing loss in one ear. He’s then fitted with a hearing aid by...

George Pig’s diagnosis puts childhood hearing loss in focus

Worrying evidence of hearing loss in 18 year olds

By Hearology® Publishing | Tue Feb 24 2026

A large cohort from the Netherlands links recreational noise (headphones, concerts, loud leisure) to early inner-ear damage -largely preventable with protection and lower exposure.

Measurable hearing damage is already common by the end of secondary school, ac...

Worrying evidence of hearing loss in 18 year olds

NHS warns parents against risky earache remedies

By Hearology® Publishing | Wed Feb 18 2026

Health officials urge simple self-care for childhood earache and stress the warning signs that mean medical help is needed

Parents are being urged to follow NHS advice when a child develops ...

NHS warns parents against risky earache remedies

Improved sleep quality may ease tinnitus symptoms

By Hearology® Publishing | Fri Feb 06 2026

New research suggests disrupted sleep is not just a consequence of tinnitus but may play a role in sustaining it

Neuroscientists at the University of Oxford have uncovered a close connection between sleep physiology and tinnitus, raising the possibility that improving dee...

Improved sleep quality may ease tinnitus symptoms

When music sounds wrong: a composer’s diplacusis

By Hearology® Publishing | Fri Jan 30 2026

Composer Andrew Hugill describes how a little-known hearing condition has made listening to music exhausting for him

Andrew Hugill has spent a lifetime immersed in music as a composer, performer and academic. Yet he now finds listening profoundly difficult after developin...

When music sounds wrong: a composer’s diplacusis

Childhood deafness gene therapy trial passes safety check

By Hearology® Publishing | Thu Jan 29 2026

French biotech firm Sensorion says an independent review has found no safety concerns so far in a study testing a new treatment for babies and toddlers born deaf

Sensorion, a French biotechnology company that develops treatments for inner-ear disorders, has reported encou...

Childhood deafness gene therapy trial passes safety check