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  • Annoyed woman in bed, pressing a pillow to her ears, lying next to a snoring man
    Articles,  Listen Up

    Listen up: How to protect your hearing from a snoring partner

    Snoring has long been held as one of those funny things that humans do. But if you have a partner who snores you’ll know it’s no laughing matter. You’re short of sleep all the time and you often end up sleeping in the spare room or on the sofa to escape. And to add insult to injury, if your bedfellow is a particularly loud snorer – and some snores can be up to 90 decibels or beyond (the same as a jackhammer) – you are likely to be compromising your hearing too.

  • A black-and-white photo of a woman with red highlights on her ear to represent tinnitus
    Articles

    Taking control of tinnitus

    Tinnitus is the term for hearing sounds that come from inside your body, rather than from an outside source. For some people it manifests as a ringing in the ears, for others it can be a buzzing or humming, roaring or clicking sound. When it’s unmanaged, tinnitus can stop you from concentrating properly or hearing clearly. It can affect your sleep and your ability to relax and can seriously impact your quality of life.

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