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WSA and ADA Launch “Listen Up” Initiative to Promote Hearing Screening at 50

WSA and the Academy of Doctors of Audiology have joined forces to bring a national public awareness and PSA campaign to adults 50 and older, positioning local audiologists as the f...

Tuning into Opportunity: The Rise of Hearing Care Businesses!

The realm of healthcare is vast and multifaceted. However, amidst this expansive landscape, a niche that’s resonating with potential is the hearing care sector. As our global popul...

Supporting Your Family's Hearing Health Journey

Learn how to recognize hearing loss, support a loved one, choose hearing aids, and improve your family's hearing health with practical, compassionate advice.

WHO Updates Dementia Prevention Guidelines, Elevates Hearing Loss and Hearing Aid Use to Core Public Health Priorities

The World Health Organization's updated dementia prevention guidance — its most significant revision since 2019 — estimates that addressing untreated hearing loss could prevent app...

What to Tell Audio Engineers About Equalizations for Their Hearing Loss

For audio engineers and musicians who have high-frequency hearing loss, it's not enough to simply boost frequencies to match their audiogram.

Why Your Wellness Routine Should Include Hearing Health

When you think about your wellness routine, what comes to mind? Maybe it’s a morning yoga session, carefully planning your meals for the week, or making sure you get eight hours of...

Cognitive Screenings and the Role of the Hearing Healthcare Provider

A healthy brain means a healthy you! You already know that your brain is your greatest asset – it helps you get through every day, make good decisions, and keeps you healthy. Havin...

Pediatric audiologist warns loud music can cause lasting hearing damage

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — As concert and festival season continues, a Norton Children’s pediatric audiologist is reminding parents and teens that repeated exposure to loud noise can cau...

What do the 2026 WHO dementia guidelines mean for hearing care professionals?

The latest recommendations from the World Health Organization reinforce a broader, person-centered approach to hearing care. Phonak's framework for holistic hearing care reflects t...

Improving how sound is described

Why intuitive sound descriptions often fall short, and how a new research-based questionnaire aims to bridge the gap between listeners and developers. The post Improving how sound...

MED-EL Survey Reveals: Fewer Than 3 in 10 Americans Believe Society Knows Enough About Hearing Loss

A new survey*, conducted by MED-EL, reveals a clear gap between how strongly people in the United States value hearing and how little they believe hearing loss is understood.

WSA and Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) Partner to Launch Listen Up Initiative Nationwide

WSA and the Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) announced a national partnership to launch Listen Up, a public awareness and Public Service Announcement (PSA) initiative designed...

IAHA Establishes Global Working Group to Advance Hearing Accessibility Standards

The group is tasked with assessing assistive listening regulations worldwide and developing a regulatory "gold standard."

Study: DNN Denoising in Hearing Aids May Preserve Mandarin Lexical Tone Perception in Noise

New research suggests deep neural network denoising can help hearing aid users maintain categorical perception of Mandarin tones in challenging listening environments.

The Overlooked Impact of Stress on Hearing

We all know what stress feels like. It’s that tension in your shoulders after a long day, the racing thoughts when you’re trying to fall asleep, or the feeling of being pulled in a...

Q&A: Counseling Patients on Hearing Loss Risks in Group Fitness Classes

Eleni Zarvos, AuD, shares her takeaways from a new study on risks of noise-induced hearing loss from loud group fitness classes.

AudiQuiet Reviews 2026: Is This the Liquid Auditory-Comfort Formula Your Daily Wellness Routine has Been Missing?

As interest in hearing wellness and stress-support routines continues growing in 2026, this AudiQuiet review examines the brand-stated liquid herbal blend, how the formula is posit...

Study Finds Nearly 1 in 4 Hypertensive Adults Have Sensorineural Hearing Loss

A cross-sectional study of hypertensive adults in Tanzania found a 23.9% prevalence of sensorineural hearing loss and identified key risk factors.

Individualized Hearing Aid Sound Quality Affects Mood and Well-Being

A new study reinforces the importance of choosing hearing aids with good sound quality and of individualizing the sound to the individual wearer to improve their mood and well-bein...

Mild hearing loss and speech: What new research reveals

New findings suggest that children with mild bilateral hearing loss may continue to experience speech production difficulties even when hearing aids are fitted early, highlighting...

The Best Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids and Other Hearing Solutions

What to Know About Hearing Aids for Seniors

Hearing plays an important role in how we stay connected to the people and moments that matter most. For many older adults, changes in hearing happen gradually, which can make it e...

A wish list for the first audiologist appointment

It’s not easy to walk through the clinic door for that first appointment. As a hearing care professional, you can ease the journey by following these tips. The post A wish list for...

Study Offers New Model of How the Cochlea Processes Sound — With Implications for Hearing Aid Fitting

A network-based framework for modeling cochlear sound processing may inform more personalized hearing aid and cochlear implant settings.