Interesting Research
Why treating hearing loss in people with dementia matters
Treating hearing loss in people with dementia can improve their quality of life and make each day easier for family and carers.
Does hearing loss cause dementia?
What does the research currently say about the link between untreated hearing loss and dementia?
Still 1 in 6? Rethinking Hearing Loss in Australia
For years, we've said “1 in 6 Australians live with hearing loss.” But is that figure still accurate? We take another look.
Demand high for lived experience and insight in hearing loss research projects
An update on BHA's inputs into a variety of hearing loss related research projects being conducted by various universities and organisations
What is Tinnitus? Causes and Treatment.
According to Health Direct about two-thirds of people in Australia suffer from tinnitus at some stage of their life. What causes tinnitus and how can it be treated?
Our own worst enemies in restaurants
Ambient noise in restaurants adds to the experience of dining out. But it can also diminish enjoyment and income for the venue.
Singing and dementia: How the sound of music helps people with dementia
Melissa Gill has established Queensland's first choir dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by dementia.
Hearing Loss and Diabetes: What does the research say?
Does diabetes cause hearing loss? How can diabetes impact my hearing? Can I treat my hearing loss if caused by diabetes?
Is your New Year’s resolution damaging your hearing?
Research shows gym classes like spin and HIIT can have dangerously loud sound levels. How loud is too loud and what can you do about it?
Adjusting Hearing Aids to Compensate for Masks
New research suggests your audiologist can adjust gains on hearing aids to improve communication when listening to people with masks on.
