By Hearology Publishing | Wed Aug 06 2025

A lack of access to safe removal is leaving millions isolated, in pain or turning to risky DIY methods

For three years, Audrey Houghton’s world got smaller. Not because of illness or injury, but because of earwax.

The 70-year-old from Bedfordshire lost access to NHS...

By Hearology Publishing | Tue Aug 05 2025

The market for audiological devices is forecast to rise by over 65% in the next decade, driven by ageing populations, better tech and greater awareness of hearing health

The global market for audiological devices is projected to grow from £8 billion in 2021 to ...

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Aug 04 2025

Lifestyle changes such as diet, exercise and noise protection can reduce the risk of hearing loss, research shows

While age and genetics are known contributors to deafness, emerging studies suggest that everyday habits – from what you eat to how you manage noise exposure ...

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Jul 28 2025

A clinical analysis finds the device delivers significant symptom improvement, including for those with severe cases

Relief from tinnitus may be more achievable than ever, thanks to new research showing more than 90% of users experienced a measurable benefit from a novel ...

By Hearology Publishing | Thu Jul 24 2025

New research shows that problems hearing in noisy settings can trigger changes in the brain linked to dementia

A small but vital part of the brain – the insula – may hold the key to understanding why people who struggle to follow speech in noisy settings are at great...

By Hearology Publishing | Tue Jul 22 2025

Research finds customer-friendly playlists can leave staff tired, distracted and demotivated

Background music – often chosen to please customers – could be harming staff wellbeing and productivity. 

The research from Ohio State University involved two...

By Hearology Publishing | Wed Jul 16 2025

Musicians including Pete Townshend and Chris Martin are speaking openly about tinnitus and hearing damage in an effort to change attitudes towards hearing protection

Several music legends are speaking publicly about their experiences with tinnitus and hearing loss, hoping...

By Hearology Publishing | Mon Jul 14 2025

New research has identified involuntary facial twitches and pupil dilation as physical signs of tinnitus severity, paving the way for better diagnosis and future treatments

Researchers have found a way to measure the severity of tinnitus through physical changes in the bo...

By Hearology Publishing | Fri Jul 11 2025

Experts warn that some common activities on appliances and leisure activities produce dangerously high decibel levels

Noise-induced hearing loss is on the rise, and the culpri...

By Hearology Publishing | Thu Jul 03 2025

AI is changing how we detect hearing loss

New technologies can now identify frequency loss earlier and more accurately, particularly in older adults

Artificial intelligence is transforming audiology by helping clinicians spot frequency-specific he...