The incurability of sensorineural hearing loss is the reason why millions of dollars are spent annually on hearing aid research. After years of work, the hearing aid industry are currently pinning their hopes on one technology - artificial intelligence.

Hearing loss has many causes, which might explain why it is so poorly understood. For example, not all people with hearing loss have the same type of hearing loss.

Our daily lives now wouldn't be the same without smartphones.

Noise pollution is defined as the presence of sound that harms humans and can take many different forms. In contrast to other forms of pollution such as industrial waste, trash, and gaseous emissions, noise pollution directly impacts our health and wellbeing.

Earbuds get a bad rap in the hearing health world. These devices are designed to blast sound directly into the ear and can go as loud as a jet engine. As hearing health specialists, we are pretty wary about these devices! Having said that, some personal hearing devices could actually help prevent hearing loss if used correctly.

But recent research has revealed something about this common condition that could have severe implications for sufferers: hearing loss is also bad for your brain.

Adults suffer from ear infections at a surprisingly high rate but many ear infections are avoidable, and there are numerous strategies to reduce your chance of contracting one.

For people with hearing loss, holiday functions can prove to be demanding affairs due to elevated noise levels.

Hearing aids are susceptible to dirt, moisture, and other contaminants because they are made up of fragile electrical components.

Even though all forms of hearing loss are not preventable, there are steps you can take to lower your risk of developing age-related hearing loss.

While regular care on your hearing aids is easy enough, summer brings with it a few additional obstacles for hearing aid users. Along with the joys that warm weather can bring, there's a greater chance that your hearing aids could be worn out.

That's why we've put up a general hearing aid maintenance guide to help you keep your hearing aids in tip-top shape for as long as possible.

Most hearing loss is clearly one-sided, leaving many people to think that one hearing aid is all they really need.

Recently, we’ve begun to see ads for products that are being advertised as “hearing aids”, yet are actually amplifiers or personal sound amplifiers.

Hearing aids can be life changing for those with hearing loss, however the devices themselves are just one part of a successful hearing healthcare experience.

Important considerations when choosing a hearing healthcare professional.

Staying in contact with other people, both friends and family, is important to seniors’ overall health.

Everyone from parents, teachers and doctors have been telling us for years how important it is for our well being to eat a healthy diet.

2020 is here and with the start of this New Year and new decade you may have made many resolutions.