research into hearing loss Archives

November 23, 2022

Published by Abigail Russell at November 23, 2022

Hearing loss and unsafe listening practices

Hearing loss and unsafe listening practices are on the rise. BMJ Global Health recently published a study examining the prevalence of unsafe listening practices in young adults. Their findings show […]

September 15, 2016

Published by Angie Aspinall at September 15, 2016

Study: Sea anemones may be key to repairing damaged hair cells

Cells from sea anemones may be able to help repair damaged hair cells in the inner ears of mice, according to one study.

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