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14/02/2023

We are All Ears!

08/02/2023

17/09/2022

https://youtu.be/NYKqukeabFY

English below:In September 2022, two global companies, Sony and WS Audiology - one famous for consumer technology, the other for advances in hearing aids - j...

03/03/2021

03.03.21 is World Hearing Day! Don’t wait to do something about your hearing loss, come visit us, we at ALL EARS are available to help. Let’s create awareness this hearing day, and hear those around us! -image:(WHO).

02/12/2020

How awesome is this!! LEGO is manufacturing their figurines now inclusive with hearing aids! Helping those with hearing loss to feel included and part of the action! Excellent work guys!

17/11/2020

17 November 2020, is World Prematurity Day!

Did you know that 1 in 10 babies worldwide, are born premature.

Audiologists play an important role in assessing the hearing of premature babies in the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit), as their ears & hearing can be adversely affected by several difficulties, faced by these tiny babies.

Let's create awareness for these tiny super heroes 🙂

We are ALL EARS!!

09/09/2020

September is Deaf Awareness Month. Let's take some time to consider those who are deaf or hard of hearing, this month 🦻😀
-NCDHHS

26/08/2020

Tinnitus can be caused by many different factors, one of which is exposure to excessive levels of noise, for extended periods of time. This exposure could also be the cause of an associated hearing loss.

Who is most at risk of possibly developing tinnitus, as a result of this? The image describes some of these individuals, as seniors, those involved with military or law enforcement, musicians and attendees of very loud music concerts, and lastly the construction sector workers, or those exposed to excessive levels of occupational noise in their place of work.

This list is not exhaustive but gives an idea of who is at risk for hearing loss and/or tinnitus.

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26/08/2020

Tinnitus is the clinical terminology, used to describe the presence of a sound in the ears when there is no external source of sound present.

The majority of the time, the sound in the ears can only be heard by the sufferer (so it is subjective).

Tinnitus is normally described by the sufferer, as being a ringing, buzzing, humming, hissing, roaring or even a whistling sound. Some describe the sound like a chirping as well.

Contact us for further information, we are ALL EARS!


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