auditory brainstem response Archives

September 14, 2017

Published by laurafels at September 14, 2017

Everything you need to know about getting a hearing test

There are many different types of hearing tests, which can provide various information about how your child hears and processes sound.

September 12, 2016

Published by Angie Aspinall at September 12, 2016

Auditory cortex – A new study into ‘brain architecture’

A new study has found no significant difference in the auditory cortex – the part of the brain which processes sound – in hearing people and profoundly deaf people. Could […]

August 19, 2016

Published by Jill von Büren at August 19, 2016

Community Spotlight: Hearing loss no barrier for tenacious twin

We love it when people share their hearing loss stories with us on social media. Our community often provides comfort, encouragement, inspiration and support for others in similar situations. Recently […]

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