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New recommendations for primary care assessment of ear health and hearing status of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children 
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Study provides best evidence yet to suggest hearing aids could mitigate potential impact of hearing loss on dementia
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Her 18-month quest for a cure involved an allergist, an endocrinologist and two additional ENTS, the second of whom found the underlying and treatable reason for the problem.
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Music played on headphones and at venues is often too loud, causing hearing loss in young people that can be permanent, research suggests.
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Experts say we need to turn the volume down and protect our ears before it's too late. But few are listening.
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Helen knew something was wrong as soon as she woke up. The world was suddenly mono — she couldn't hear out of her right ear.
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Up to two-thirds of residents in nursing homes may have impacted earwax, which can worsen hearing loss, falls and cognitive decline.
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We are experiencing a deafness epidemic, and listening to music through headphones at high volume all day will only increase the number of those afflicted.
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"For many years I felt like everyone mumbled all the time. I couldn’t hear the words to songs," the radio host recalls.
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A study in the journal iScience suggests that, in some noise situations, AirPods, particularly the Pro model, can work just as well as far pricier prescription-only models. AirPods are not sold or approved by the Food and Drug Administration as devices for those with mild to moderate hearing loss.
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Dementia is irreversible, but we can reduce our risk of getting it. One important way is by addressing hearing loss.
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Window masks have grown in popularity beyond the original intent; they allow others to see the mask wearer's facial expressions.
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Hearing loss is the largest modifiable risk factor for developing dementia, exceeding that of smoking, high blood pressure, lack of exercise and social isolation.
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Cheap headphones are one of the worst culprits, an expert says, but dangerously loud noises are all around us.
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