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Do men hear better than women? Are we losing our listening?  We spend 60% of our time listening but only retain 25% of the content.  

​​Do men and women hear differently? Our ears are made not for hearing, but for listening.  Listening is an active skill, whereas hearing is passive, listening is

New BrainHearing evidence on speech understanding and listening effort

Outstanding new evidence from two independent studies shows how today’s hearing aid technology empowers people to actively participate in the same noisy environments as people

What Can You Do to Help Those Around You With a Hearing Loss? Encourage anyone that you know with a hearing loss to come to

In this newsletter, our audiology experts share some need-to-know facts about the new rechargeable solution for Oticon Opn, as well as their most frequently received

Imagine having a constant ringing, buzzing or hissing in your head that only you can hear. For the roughly 10-15% of the adult global population

Glasses Are Cool, Why Aren’t Hearing Aids? If I do my job right, this column might actually change your life. More important, it might change

Hearing Aids in the Workplace Speak out and speak often, Audiologists know there is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ solution for people with hearing loss.Everyone has individual needs,

Good News On Headphones & Hearing Loss Young people continue to listen to loud music on their headphones. But a reassuring new analysis found that

Causes of Hearing Loss Hearing loss can be stressful for those affected. But even though ageing is the main cause, there are some instances where

Beautiful Hands make Sense!! ​Hands are so beautiful, when i was in Japan, i watched a man make a little animal out of bean paste

Happy birthday Ulladulla……. ​We had the pleasure of playing host to some pretty amazing people this week at our 7th Birthday Party for our Ulladulla

Hearing loss and dementia……………why the fuss? Radio New Zealand recently had the opportunity to interview Dr Frank Lin, Professor of Otolaryngology and Geriatric Medicine at

It’s well known that tinnitus can be caused from many issues, such as: hearing loss; wax build-up; exposure to loud noise; ear infections; medications; and ear trauma.But