Hearing Loss and Diabetes

Enjoy Your Sport – a Quick Guide to Hearing Assistance at Major Events

Few things are more fun than a day at the races, an afternoon at the footy or an evening at the tennis. Yet with sustained noise levels and high peaks, few things are potentially more damaging to your ears. <br><br> With hearing loss being the most common form of adult disability¹, knowing how to protect your ears is essential. Here, we look at the risks and how to mitigate them without reducing your enjoyment.

How to Protect Your Ears When It’s Cold

We love winter! It’s great to pull on your favourite warm coat, scarf or hat, and head outside for a bracing walk in the crisp air. <br> <br> But winter can be challenging for our ears as they’re the body part most sensitive to the cold. It can also be a challenging time for our hearing aids, as your ears can respond differently to sound when it’s cold, and the wind and rain mean they may need additional protection.

World Music Day

June 21, 2024 is World Music Day. That matters because music matters. Listening to your favourite tracks isn’t just enjoyable; it’s good for your mental and physical health. <br> <br> World Music Day is a global celebration of music. Whether you have hearing loss or not, here are some tips on how music benefits your brain and how to improve your music enjoyment every day.