The rising trend of noise induced hearing loss is something that researchers and physicians at the University of Michigan Kresge Hearing Research Institute are hoping to reverse, with a cocktail of vitamins and the mineral magnesium that has shown promise More….
That wonderful time of year when everything is new again — and we are mysteriously compelled to engage in the annual ritual of spring cleaning. Unfortunately, some of the equipment we use to clean inside and out this time of More….
Mention rugby players’ ears and most of us would think of the telltale ‘cauliflower’ effect – the bulbous swelling that results from years of rough and tumble in the scrum. But for Ben Cohen, the problem was internal, invisible and More….
The INEC in Killarney have very kindly given us three pairs of tickets to see Richard Clayderman playing at the INEC on Saturday 20th April 2013. Over the course of his 30 year career, Richard Clayderman has performed over 1,900 concerts worldwide, More….
Good news for those learning Irish Sign Language (ISL) with the launch of a new mobile website aimed at teaching the language. The system, ‘ISL Everywhere’, is designed to help children expand their vocabulary and improve their communication skills. The More….
Hearing Awareness Week is winding down after what has been the busiest campaign in its seven year history. This year’s initiative kicked off with a launch event in the Red Cow Hotel, with almost 600 Age Action members celebrating the More….
A 19 year old singer on the current series of American Idol has been grabbing headlines for her voice as well as an interesting back story. Angie Miller plays piano and writes her own songs, but also suffers from hearing loss in both ears. More….
The weather has taken a turn for the worse, with pretty cold conditions across most of the country at the moment. We thought this advice might be useful to help protect our hearing. Why are ears more sensitive than other More….
A former VIP hostess at the Midtown nightclub Lavo is suing the venue, claiming the loud music made her nearly deaf in one ear, according to a published report. Margaret Clemente told the New York Post that she complained to More….
Hidden Hearing is delighted to be acknowledged as a Corporate Member of Age Action, with the two organisations working in partnership during 2013. Age Action is a charity which promotes positive ageing and better policies and services for older people. Working with, More….
