Hearing loss is a widely recognized problem in the UK and many organizations and charities have taken the responsibility to share useful information about its prevention and managing and helping the hard of hearing community and their families. To cope...
Hearing aids have quite a long and interesting history and have gone through different stages, designs, concepts and technologies. However, their basic function to help those people with hearing loss has not changed but rather has evolved attempting to encompass...
Hearing aids are a popular way of coping with hearing impairment and help the hearing impaired in managing their disability and improving their lifestyle. There are many different types of hearing aids. They come in various shapes, colours, price tags,...
Hearing loss is present in about 10 million people in the UK and is likely to affect even more in the future years. Problems with ears and hearing are becoming more common with increasing noise pollution around us, some of...
The ear is a complex organ responsible for our hearing. In order to protect and take care of it is important to know how it works and its main parts: namely outer, middle and inner ear. The visible part of...
Action on Hearing Loss (formerly known as RNID) is a charitable organisation providing awareness about the problems of the hard of hearing and offering help and assistance for those with hearing loss. It has an impressive history and track record...
Hearing loss is a very widespread and common condition that may affect anyone regardless of age, gender or occupation. Although, there are specific determining factors that contribute to the degree and time of occurrence, sometimes it is congenital or due...
Recognizing hearing loss is a difficult process usually consuming a considerable amount of time. Many people live in denial rather than face the problem and seek help. Having hearing impairment can be quite debilitating in obvious and sometimes subtle ways...
Many people tend to underestimate the environment factors that interfere with our ability to hear because often they do not feel their immediate effect. However, this by no means guarantees that these factors have not inflicted a lasting and long-term...
