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  • Elderly woman with digital overlay.

    What a six-million-dollar study hopes to tell us about hearing loss and Alzheimer’s

    Today, 21 September, marks World Alzheimer’s Day, part of World Alzheimer’s Month — a moment when charities and researchers around the globe come together to…

  • Brainwaves inside a human head.

    Could your brain soon control your hearing aid?

    Have you ever stood at a busy party, surrounded by dozens of conversations, and still managed to follow what the person in front of you…

  • Ear with sound waves.

    The single injection giving deaf children their hearing back

    Imagine hearing your own name for the very first time — not as a newborn, but as a nine-month-old baby, a nine-year-old child, or even…

  • Bamboo free-reed instrument displayed

    Free‑reed instruments — the secret science behind that unmistakable sound

    There’s a family of instruments whose sound you recognise straight away — think harmonica’s bluesy wail, accordion’s warm hum or the delicate glow of a…

  • Close-up of a golf driver and ball on a tee. The question being asked is are golf drivers bad for your hearing?

    Are golf drivers bad for your hearing? What golfers should know

    That satisfying “thwack” as the club meets ball is part of golf’s charm — but could it be doing your ears a disservice?

  • A hedgehog lies curled on its back in green grass

    What Hedgehogs Can Teach Us About Hearing

    When you think of hedgehogs, you probably picture them snuffling around the garden at dusk, rustling through leaves in search of insects. But new research…

  • Elderly man with a beard reads a picture book to a young girl with plaits while sitting on a sofa.

    Can You Tell Someone’s Age Just by Their Voice? New Research Reveals Why

    Have you ever answered the phone and instantly thought, “That sounds like an older person” or “They sound really young”? Most of us make these…

  • A grand piano sits on stage in an empty

    Choosing the right seat for you

    Walking into a concert hall, how do you pick your seat? Maybe you want a perfect view of the soloist’s hands, an aisle for easy…

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