Ear infections can be a common issue for many people, and if you’re a hearing aid user, you might be wondering if you’re more susceptible. While wearing hearing aids doesn’t directly cause ear infections, it can increase your risk. No need to worry, though! With the right knowledge and care,
When we talk about health, most of us think of exercises, eating well, sleeping enough, or maybe even taking time out for mindfulness or mental health breaks. But what if we told you that something as simple as hearing could influence your entire sense of wellbeing? Surprised? Well, as we
Behind every strong man is often silent suffering. When we think of Men’s Health Week, which runs from 9th to 15th June 2025, our minds often jump to fitness, diet or even heart checks. And while all of those matters, there is one vital organ that too often gets sidelined
Having muffled hearing can be confusing and frustrating, especially if it has no obvious reason. It may feel like there’s a barrier between you and the world around you, making it difficult to understand conversations or hear the TV clearly, for example. This can affect your day-to-day life in many
Every May, Deaf Awareness Week invites individuals and organisations across the UK to reflect on the importance of accessibility, communication, and equality for D/deaf and hard of hearing people. This year’s campaign, running from 5th May to 11th May carries a powerful message with the theme “Beyond Silence”. This call
On 30th April 2025, we join the global movement in observing International Noise Awareness Day a time to reflect on the everyday sounds around us and their long-term impact on our health. This Year’s theme, “Protect Your Hearing, Preserve Your Health,” calls on each of us to prioritise hearing care
In a world filled with everyday noise and constant communication, hearing clearly can be difficult. This happens even when using high-quality hearing aids. That’s especially true in places like noisy cafés, busy offices, or large lecture halls, where conversations are often lost in the background buzz. As a result, even
Stress Awareness Month, observed in April each year, invites us to take a moment to consider the stressors in our life and how they impact our general wellbeing. This nationwide program, which was started in 1992, has been essential in teaching the public about stress, its effects, and coping mechanisms.
A Clear Difference in Natural Sound Life is made up of the moments we hear. The laughter of a loved one, birdsong in the early morning, or the hum of conversation in a busy café. For those living with hearing loss, these moments can feel distant or distorted. But now,
