Hearing loss is not just about missing sounds. Doctors say it may slowly affect memory, focus and overall brain health.

Hearing loss may increase your risk of developing dementia, scientists have warned. And according to new research, hearing aids may be able to prevent or delay the onset and progression of this ...

Doctors warn that the ears never truly 'switch off', even during sleep, making constant exposure to everyday noise a silent ...

Are you using your noise-cancelling headphones safely? Audiologists have recently raised concerns that ANC over-ears or earbuds could be contributing to hearing problems in our increasingly ...

As a parent, you naturally have a lot on your plate, especially when it comes to communicating with your kids. Whether they’re just learning to talk or are overloading you with a barrage of slang ...

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A new study connects hearing loss to an increased risk of developing heart failure. The psychological distress that can accompany hearing impairment is thought to be a key contributor, according to ...

Among newly arrived immigrants studying Swedish, 17 percent reported problems hearing conversations. More than half had some form of established hearing problem, according to a study at the University ...

Hearing loss is strongly linked to Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline — untreated hearing problems increase dementia risk. Regular hearing checks are critical — experts recommend baseline ...

Cranking up the volume in your car may sound harmless and fun, but it could lead to hearing problems in your older years -- ...

According to a WHO report, one in five people worldwide currently suffers from some form of hearing impairment. Lack of timely treatment and care is a major reason for the rise in cases. WHO Hearing ...

The radio ear-pieces worn by police officers may be harmful to their hearing, according to a large online survey by University of Manchester hearing researchers. Published in Trends in Hearing, the ...