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One of our most important sensory organs is our ears, thus hearing loss has significant consequences. Hearing loss can be age-related, triggered by loud noises or infections, or hereditary. Hearing loss can occur very suddenly or accumulate over time. Fortunately, in most cases, using hearing aids can greatly improve hearing impairment and quality of life. Find out how.

Our ears are like antennae picking up signals from different directions. The complex structures of the ear process these signals and pass them on to the brain, where they are interpreted. Therefore, for optimum hearing, it is best if both ears are fully functioning. But what exactly happens when sound waves enter the ear?

Hearing loss does not just affect the hard of hearing – their partners also must learn to live with the loss! We spoke to Patricia about her husband Alfred’s noise-induced hearing loss. Alfred was exposed to loud noises during World War Two and then later on as a crane operator. He has been using hearing aids for over 20 years.

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