Stress and Tinnitus

Life has a way of unsettling us. Perhaps we have lost a loved pet, or our income isn’t now matching our expenditure. We may have ill health in our family. Or it may be the onset of tinnitus and the concern that tinnitus is here to stay. We could be experiencing stress and tinnitus. Both […]

Could you join NICE patient experts?

NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) is looking for patient experts who wear digital hearing aids. They are looking for adults who have, or do use, hearing aids, to help them to develop recommendations about the use of technologies in the NHS. Many people with tinnitus will use hearing aids to deliver sound […]

Protect your ears this party season

For many of us, New Year’s Eve is a time to celebrate with family and friends. However the fireworks explosions at midnight and loud music at gigs and parties can result in a ringing in the ears that lasts well into the New Year. The Tinnitus Clinic has put together a few tips which can help reduce your risk of tinnitus and hearing loss throughout the party season and beyond.

Finding Relief for Tinnitus with Lenire

While treatments such as hearing aids and sound therapy can provide relief for some, many continue searching for answers. One promising breakthrough for tinnitus is bimodal neuromodulation—a new technique that is changing how tinnitus is treated. In this blog, Dr Ross O’Neill, PhD, Founder and CEO of Neuromod (the developers of Lenire), shares with me […]

Why Tinnitus Pronunciation Matters and Why Business Should Care

A recent Forbes feature highlights how even the way we pronounce “tinnitus”—whether “TIN-uh-tus” or “tih-NITE-us”—reflects a broader conversation about awareness of the condition. Far from being a minor linguistic detail, the article suggests that language can influence how seriously tinnitus is perceived and how it is addressed in society. The piece emphasises that tinnitus is […]

Bothered by ear wax? Debris in your ear?

Improving Access to Aural Care: A Growing Priority for Patient Wellbeing Aural Care is a term used in audiology to cover procedures such as removing excess ear wax removal and keeping ears clean. Access to timely, effective aural care is increasingly recognised as a critical component of patient wellbeing, particularly, with the NHS under growing […]

16 Ways to protect your hearing, chosen by audiologists

A new article, published in the Guardian, written by professional audiologists sets out 16 ways to protect your hearing. It states, according to the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence, hearing loss affects 42% of people over the age of 50, increasing to 71% of people over 70. Continuing to explain that looking after […]