Hearing Health

The Impact of Menopause on Hearing Health

Discover how menopause can impact your hearing, from tinnitus to balance issues. Learn about the connection and how to protect your hearing during this life transition.

Ear Wax: What is it and How Do I Get Rid of It? | Connect Hearing

If you have noticed a loss of hearing or are experiencing a fullness sensation in one or both ears, you may have an ear wax buildup. Here are some ways to know.

Do Your Ears Get Red and Hot? 10 Reasons Why!

Red Ears — it’s something that happens occasionally and there is usually an easy explanation. The outer ear has delicate, sensitive skin and is made up of “hills and valleys” that collect sound waves and channel them into the auditory canal. But sometimes, things can happen to cause what’s called vasodilation where blood flows to the external ear causing it to appear red, hot, and irritated.

World Hearing Day - Ear and Hearing Care for All!

Over 1.5 billion people live with hearing loss, but there's still much misinformation about hearing loss prevention, hearing tests, and more. That's why days like March 3, the World Health Organization's World Hearing Day, are so important. Whether you want to contribute for one day or the entire month of March, you can help raise awareness about hearing loss and make a real difference in people's lives. In recognition of this year's theme, "Ear and hearing care for all!" we've compiled a list of ways you can promote good hearing health in your community.

Tips for Navigating Christmas With Hearing Loss

Christmas is a time for families and friends to spend together, and you and your loved ones deserve to enjoy every moment. Hearing issues don't have to impact the fun. By making just a few changes, holiday get-togethers can become much more supportive environments for anyone hard of hearing.

Tinnitus Awareness Week 2023 - Understand Tinnitus Causes, Prevention, Misconceptions

Tinnitus Awareness Week is a fantastic time to learn about tinnitus, an often misunderstood issue that affects as many as half a million Australians. This information can benefit tinnitus sufferers and non-suffers alike. Those without can learn about prevention and better empathise with loved ones, while those with tinnitus can discover resources and support options they might not have known about.