Hearing Loss Awareness

Loud noise can damage your nerves, membranes, hair cells, or other parts of your ear. This can result in temporary or permanent hearing loss. Learn more about how this happens so that you can take action to prevent hearing loss for International Noise Awareness Day 2024.

Hearing loss and diabetes are two medical conditions that affect a significant portion of the UK's population. While they may seem unrelated, studies have shown that there is a strong correlation between the two. In this article, we will discuss the causes, symptoms and treatments available.

One reason people have for putting off getting a diagnosis for hearing loss is the fear that it may affect the ability to drive. The loss of independence can be one of the largest factors in delaying treatment. This article talks about how important it is to get the help you need.

Ototoxicity is a serious issue that affects many individuals, including those who are being treated with certain medications, exposed to chemicals in the workplace or are regularly exposed to loud noises. This article discusses the causes, symptoms and treatment for ototoxicity.

Communication is a fundamental aspect of human interaction. For people with hearing loss, however, communication can often be challenging and frustrating. Find out what communication strategies people with hearing loss can use to improve their ability to communicate effectively with others.

Hearing loss can have a huge impact on day to day life. In this article, we discuss the symptoms to watch out for and how hearing loss can impact everything from work life, social life to home life. We also offer handy tips on how to support an employee, friend or loved one facing a hearing loss diagnosis and how they can get the right treatment and aftercare from Hearing Aid UK audiologists.