What if, like a meerkat, we could close our ears?
Meerkats have a fascinating trick: they can temporarily plug their ears. And what if we humans could do the same?
The role of the hearing care professional in an aging society
The audiologist is an indispensable link in a society that is getting older, but where everyone wants and needs to continue to be heard.
Can spicy food damage your hearing?
In this blog, we dive deeper into the spicy story behind … spicy food. What exactly does it do to your body? Does it affect your ears?
Signia Motion Charge & Go IX – Hearing the way it’s meant to be heard
The Signia Motion Charge & Go IX is a rechargeable hearing aid with natural speech, Bluetooth and smart comfort. Read more!
Hearing in space: does sound exist outside the earth?
Does sound exist outside the earth? In this blog, we dive into the fascinating world of sound, space travel and science.
Can wearables such as smartwatches detect hearing loss?
Can wearables detect hearing loss? Yes, but for now mostly indicative. Read more about the latest developments.
Speech delay due to hearing problems: what can you do?
A speech delay need not be permanent. Often it is a signal that more is at play – for example, hearing problems.
Earworm: that one song that keeps playing (and what you can do about it)
Do you ever have an earworm – one of those songs that just gets stuck in your head? Find out why this happens, what the difference is with tinnitus and how to get rid of it.
What does the Eustachian tube do?
The Eustachian tube is a small but indispensable part of your ear. It regulates pressure, provides ventilation and wicks away moisture.
Which animals have the best hearing?
Animals’ hearing is incredibly diverse and often much better developed than ours. You can read more about it in this blog!
