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Hundreds of children harmed by missed hearing diagnoses

By Hearology Publishing | Tue Jan 06 2026

Camilla Kingdon’s report calls for urgent reform of paediatric audiology, warning of systemic neglect, poor oversight and avoidable harm

A government-commissioned review has found that nearly 300 children have been harmed by failings in NHS children’s hearing s...

Hundreds of children harmed by missed hearing diagnoses

Easy precautions for fewer ear infections

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Jan 05 2026

Ear infections can derail daily life for children and adults, but understanding how they develop and how to prevent them can make a major difference

Ear infections usually arise in the middle ear, the space behind the eardrum where tiny bones carry sound to the inner ear....

Easy precautions for fewer ear infections

How smart acoustic design is reshaping modern workspaces

By Hearology Publishing | Fri Jan 02 2026

Thoughtful sound control is becoming essential as offices and studios try to minimise distractions and protect focus

Open-plan offices and shared creative spaces have made noise a daily challenge for workers. Printer hums, side conversations and desk-to-desk traffic can i...

How smart acoustic design is reshaping modern workspaces

AirPods Pro 3 as hearing aids: what it means for the UK

By Hearology Publishing | Tue Dec 30 2025

Apple’s latest earbuds, now cleared in the US as over-the-counter hearing aids, raise questions about affordability, access and what will happen in Britain

The recent approval of ...

AirPods Pro 3 as hearing aids: what it means for the UK

How emotional resilience shapes tinnitus recovery

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Dec 29 2025

Growing evidence links tinnitus to trauma, underscoring the need for treatment that soothes both the ears and the mind

Tinnitus, the persistent perception of noise without an external source, affects millions worldwide. It often follows exposure to loud environ...

How emotional resilience shapes tinnitus recovery

Deaf people connect with music through touch and vision

By Hearology Publishing | Thu Dec 11 2025

New technologies and neural adaptation are redefining how deaf people experience music, transforming it from sound into a fully sensory art form

Music is often thought of as an auditory experience, but for deaf individuals it can be just as much about vibration and moveme...

Deaf people connect with music through touch and vision

Hearing aids for every skin tone

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Dec 08 2025

New technology and regulatory changes are transforming access to hearing support, improving confidence and affordability for millions

Recent advances in hearing health are reshaping how people experience and manage hearing loss. Among them is ...

Doctors warn against preventative ear cleaning in children

By Hearology Publishing | Thu Dec 04 2025

Experts say parents should avoid using cotton buds or other objects to clean their children’s ears, as the ear’s natural mechanisms usually handle wax safely

Parents frequently ask how often they should clean their children’s ears, with online discussions revealing a rang...

Doctors warn against preventative ear cleaning in children

Why high-pitched voices are harder to hear

By Hearology Publishing | Tue Dec 02 2025

Early detection and advances in hearing aid design are helping people overcome one of the most common forms of hearing impairment

Many people notice that women’s and children’s voices can be harder to hear than men’s. The difference lies in pitch. Women’s voices typically...

Why high-pitched voices are harder to hear

UK troops sue 3M over earplugs blamed for deafness

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Nov 24 2025

Legal action against the US manufacturer renews focus on noise-induced hearing injuries among military personnel

Thousands of British military personnel are suing ...

UK troops sue 3M over earplugs blamed for deafness