How much noise does a soccer stadium produce?
A soccer stadium is a place full of emotion, noise and magic. But if you go home after the game with a squeak or ringing in your ear, it’s not a good souvenir.
You need to have your ears sprayed out!
We explain what getting your ears injected is, when it’s necessary and what you can do yourself at home if you feel a clot coming on.
The danger of motorcycling for … your hearing?
Motorcycling is one of the loudest hobbies you can have, and it’s not because of the bike itself. You can read all about it in this blog.
Dining out when you’re hearing impaired: smart tips for an enjoyable evening
In this blog, we share practical tips, helpful tricks and do’s and don’ts for eating out when you are hearing impaired.
What is a cholesteatoma? Causes, symptoms and treatment explained
In this blog, we tell you what a cholesteatoma is, how to recognize it and why prompt treatment is important.
Hearing damage from gaming
Gaming is great. It’s relaxing, connecting, challenging, and sometimes even educational. But that doesn’t mean you have to risk your health for it.
A hearing aid does not mean you are old!
Time to get rid of the idea that a hearing aid automatically means you’re old. Because that’s just nonsense. We’ll tell you why in this blog.
Children and loud noises: how to protect young ears?
Children’s hearing is both precious and vulnerable. And while you can’t avoid all loud noises, you can do a lot to prevent damage.
Hearing loss is not the same as being deaf
Hearing loss is not the same as being deaf. It is often invisible, insidious and confusing – both for the person themselves and those around them.
Swimming, showering, surfing and other water sports: here’s how to prevent ear problems caused by water
Water in your ears may seem harmless, but it can quickly turn nasty. Swimmer’s ear, surfer’s ear or ear infections can spoil the fun considerably.
Why hearing protection is as important as sunscreen
Sun damage and hearing damage may seem like completely different things – but they have more in common than you think. Both are often irreversible, both start out subtle, and for both, prevention is better than cure.
Impaired hearing motorists: tips for safe driving
Whether you are young or older, novice driver or experienced driver – hearing loss need not be a barrier to safe driving. Read more in this blog!
How does hearing damage affect children at a young age?
Hearing damage at a young age has a broad effect: on learning, communicating, growing, making friends and developing yourself. You can read all about it in this blog.
Hearing loss in people with diabetes: what’s the connection?
If you have diabetes, you’re probably already used to paying close attention to your body. In doing so, don’t forget your ears.
Hearing problems in musicians: prevention and solutions
Hearing problems in musicians are more common than you might think. Fortunately, there is also a lot you can do to prevent damage – AND to follow through if you do experience symptoms.
Why young people are getting more and more hearing problems
Hearing problems are no longer just a “later” thing. Young people today are already at risk – often without knowing it. You can read all about it in this blog!
The relationship between stress and tinnitus
Tinnitus – also known as tinnitus – occurs in about 1 in 5 people. And while the causes are complex, one connection is increasingly striking: the link between tinnitus and stress.
How do you help a loved one with hearing loss without patronizing them?
How do you help someone with hearing loss without being patronizing or pedantic? In this blog we give you practical tips, insights and ways to show your commitment.
As a teacher, what do you need to know about children with hearing loss?
Children with hearing loss deserve as many opportunities as their hearing classmates. As a teacher, you play a key role in this.
Speech development and hearing: how are they connected?
Hearing and speech development are inextricably linked. From birth (and even before), sounds play a crucial role in how children learn language and develop speech skills.
