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  • Woman and child reading together.

    Groundbreaking surgery restores toddler’s hearing

    Groundbreaking surgery restores toddler’s hearing After a 16-minute surgical procedure, 18-month-old Opal Sandy now has near-normal hearing. The toddler, from Oxfordshire, had her hearing restored…

  • Four diverse book covers

    National Writing Day

    Today is National Writing Day which made us think about the writers and books we love, particularly ones either written by deaf or hard of…

  • Audience watching movie screen

    Poor captioning in the cinema

    Deaf audiences are being excluded from fully experiencing the films they see because of issues with captioning – that’s according to research from the University…

  • Hearing loss cure search.

    UCL work on a cure for hearing loss.

    Researchers at University College London, and University College London Hospital have successfully completed a world-first trial of a therapy designed to restore hearing loss.

  • Man covering ears, surrounded by noise.

    Hyperacusis. Are you sensitive to loud sounds?

    Damage or changes to the inner ear, either from the ageing process, a head injury, ear infection or exposure to loud noise, can reduce your…

  • 3D bioprinting in action.

    Grafts that replicate the human ear!

    Scientists have used state-of-the-art tissue engineering techniques and a 3D printer to create a replica of an adult human ear that looks and feels natural…

  • Woman discussing deaf accent

    Tasha opens up about her Deaf accent.

    An ex-Love Island contestant has been raising the profile of deaf people, and the accent people who are deaf, or who have a profound hearing…

  • Hearing loss breakthrough announcement.

    Breakthrough in understanding Noise Induced Hearing Loss

    Researchers have discovered the molecular mechanism that underpins noise-induced hearing loss, paving the way for the development of an effective medical treatment.

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