A detailed DFT inspection on the trapping of aspirin from drinking water using B 12 N 12 nanocage

This article has no meaningful relevance to the audiology field; tinnitus appears only incidentally as a listed aspirin side effect and is not studied.

Increased intracranial pressure in NF2‑related schwannomatosis: an underestimated danger with serious consequences

Audiologists and vestibular specialists managing patients with NF2-related schwannomatosis should be alert to signs of raised intracranial pressure and ensure prompt referral to neurology or neurosurgery, as this complication appears under-recognised and can cause serious...

Effectiveness of Microanatomy-based Low-dose Radiosurgery of Vestibular Schwannomas for Hearing Preservation in Patients with Neurofibromatosis Type 2: A Retrospective Analysis of 16 Cases

This small 16-patient retrospective study suggests microanatomy-guided low-dose radiosurgery may preserve hearing in NF2-related vestibular schwannomas, but the sample size and design are too limited to change current practice; audiologists managing NF2 patients should note...

Differential diagnosis and management of suspected atypical chronic psychogenic dizziness using the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health model: a case report

Applying the ICF framework to atypical psychogenic dizziness in older adults may support more holistic assessment, but a single case report is too preliminary to justify a change in routine practice.

Endoscopic-Assisted Transnasal Vestibular Approach for Deeply Impacted Maxillary Supernumerary Teeth Adjacent to the Nasal Floor: A Technical Note

While primarily relevant to oral and maxillofacial surgery, awareness of endoscopic transnasal approaches may occasionally inform multidisciplinary head-and-neck teams.

Cochlear symptoms and MRI findings in vestibular migraine: a narrative review

Audiologists managing patients with episodic vertigo should be aware that cochlear (inner-ear) symptoms and MRI findings in vestibular migraine can overlap significantly with Menière's disease, but this narrative review does not yet provide evidence-based criteria to change...

Frequency of electrode migration and other device-related complications in a large single-center cochlear implant cohort

Cochlear implant teams should review these single-center complication benchmarks — particularly electrode migration and magnet dislocation rates — against their own outcomes, but practice changes should await multi-center validation.

Vestibular deficit and recovery in rare forms of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo with downbeat nystagmus

Clinicians managing BPPV should be aware that rare downbeat-nystagmus variants may involve measurable vestibular deficits that partially recover after canal repositioning; standard repositioning manoeuvres remain appropriate, but vestibular function testing may be warranted...

Prevalence and direct costs of vestibular disease in France - matched case-control study results from the 2022 and 2023 french health data system

Quantifying the prevalence and direct costs of vestibular disease strengthens the case for dedicating healthcare resources and funding to vestibular diagnostics and rehabilitation.

The interictal symptom burden in vestibular migraine-a condition in need of recognition

Audiologists and vestibular clinicians should screen vestibular migraine patients for persistent between-attack symptoms, as the interictal burden appears clinically significant and may require separate management beyond acute-attack treatment.

Reliability and minimal clinically important differences of gait characteristics in peripheral vestibular disorders

Clinicians using quantitative gait analysis in peripheral vestibular disorder patients can now reference study-derived reliability values and minimal clinically important difference (MCID) thresholds to interpret whether measured gait changes represent genuine clinical progress.

Efficacy of transoral vestibular endoscopic thyroidectomy versus open surgery in the treatment of unilateral thyroid malignancies

For the audiology field specifically, this article holds negligible relevance; the 'vestibular' in the procedure name refers to the oral vestibule (inside the lip), not the vestibular (balance) system of the inner ear.

Widex Allure AI RIC Hearing Aids: Dual-Chip Processing, PureSound, and LE Audio Connectivity

Dual-chip AI processing and LE Audio adoption represent the current frontier of hearing aid hardware, and widespread rollout could shift patient expectations and fitting workflows.

TympaHealth Secures £2M Innovate UK Loan to Advance AI Ear Care Platform

AI-assisted community ear care platforms could expand access to hearing health screening beyond traditional audiology clinics, reshaping referral pathways.

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Natural Sound Meets AI: Widex Announces Allure AI RIC Hearing Aid with Clarity Boost, Compass Cloud 2.0

The launch signals continued competitive pressure in AI-assisted hearing aid processing and cloud-based fitting platforms, which may influence procurement decisions and patient expectations in the near term.

Richard Pocker; Cochlear Implant Basics, Restoring Sound and Connection

In this episode, we speak with Richard C. Pocker, author, and someone who has personally navigated life with deafness and cochlear implants. Richard shares his own journey; the challenges of hearing loss, the decision to pursue cochlear implants, and what it feels like to...

EHIMA Reports Continued Growth in Global Hearing Aid Sales in 2025

Sustained but decelerating global hearing aid sales growth signals a maturing market, which has implications for competitive strategy, pricing, and access initiatives across the audiology industry.

Insights from the Outside: Tips for Adding Services and Selling the Extras

As audiology practices face increasing competition and margin pressure, cross-discipline strategies for service diversification offer a practical pathway to sustainable revenue growth.

Tinnitus Is Not Just an Ear Problem

Dr. Ben highlights how tinnitus perception is connected to the auditory brain. Want to learn more about our tinnitus clinic locations? Go here: 1) Charlotte NC: https://treblehealth.com/charlotte-nc/ 2) Philadelphia PA: https://tinnitus-philadelphia.com/ 3) San Francisco CA:...

Hearing Insurance Benefits: From Testing To Hearing Aids And Beyond

Most people assume hearing insurance begins and ends with a quick hearing test, then they get blindsided by what’s actually covered. We sit down with Dr. Jill Copley while Sophia Yvette asks the questions patients are already thinking about: what counts as a true diagnostic...

Voting and elections

Political engagement by the hearing-loss community can influence the funding and policy decisions that shape audiology service provision in the UK.

What's causing my tinnitus?

When I was in the military I realized that not everyone hears ringing in their ears. The experience of early hearing loss and tinnitus was what led me to become an audiologist, and in grad school I found myself asking... "What's actually causing that ringing in my ears?"

Who we are

Understanding RNID's mission helps audiologists and hearing-care professionals identify a key advocacy and research-funding partner in the UK.

Apple’s new accessibility features … but still no Auracast

Auracast adoption by major consumer platforms like Apple would significantly expand real-world hearing accessibility for patients, making its continued absence a notable gap for the audiology and assistive listening ecosystem.

Widex Introduces Allure AI RIC Hearing Aids with Dual-Chip AI Processing and Advanced Connectivity

The dual-chip AI architecture represents Widex's latest platform generation and signals the direction of premium RIC hearing aid technology, which will inform dispenser product portfolios.

Policy and influencing

Advocacy work by major hearing-loss charities like RNID shapes the policy environment that ultimately affects NHS audiology funding, employer obligations, and service access for patients.

Role of Hearing Loss in Otolaryngology Surgical Outcomes

Findings may prompt audiologists and ENT teams to screen surgical patients for hearing loss and adapt post-operative communication, but the study's specific results are not yet available to confirm practice change.