PU¶PubMed·Journal article·Public health & policy·4mo agoHearing/vestibular problems, racial differences, and associations with physical function impairment among breast cancer survivorsAudiologists treating breast cancer survivors should be aware that this population has elevated rates of hearing loss, tinnitus, and vestibular problems — particularly if they received ototoxic (ear-damaging) chemotherapy — and that these issues may impair physical function,...＋Save
Aurahear·Industry news·Accessibility·4mo agoAuracast installed at West Herr Auditorium Theatre in New YorkReal-world venue installations of Auracast demonstrate growing infrastructure adoption that will increase the practical value of recommending Auracast-compatible hearing aids to patients.＋Save
RNID·Blog·Public health & policy·4mo agoFundraise at schoolSchool-based deaf awareness fundraising can contribute to earlier identification of hearing problems in children and reduce stigma from a young age.＋Save
RNID·Blog·Hearing aids·4mo agoI’m deaf – so what? Sian’s hearing loss journeyPersonal stories of delayed help-seeking and stigma highlight the psychological barriers audiologists should be prepared to address in clinical encounters.＋Save
AU◇AudiologyOnline·Press release·Professional practice·4mo agoBipartisan Resolution to Recognize the International Hearing SocietyBipartisan congressional recognition of the IHS signals continued political visibility for hearing health professionals and may support future advocacy efforts around hearing care access and policy.＋Save
Hearing Review·Press release·Public health & policy·4mo agoPhonak US Partners with USA Pickleball in Hearing Health CampaignManufacturer-led sports sponsorships represent an evolving consumer-facing strategy for hearing health outreach, potentially increasing public awareness and driving patients toward audiology clinics.＋Save
RNID·Blog·Accessibility·4mo agoRNID helps HSBC UK launch British Sign Language training for employeesEmployer-led BSL training at scale signals growing mainstream commitment to deaf inclusion and may raise public awareness of communication access needs.＋Save
Audiology Worldnews·Blog·Public health & policy·4mo agoWhat’s wrong with audiology? Sudden Hearing Loss – awareness must growSudden sensorineural hearing loss (sudden unexplained hearing loss in one or both ears) remains widely misrecognised outside specialist settings, and delayed diagnosis directly worsens treatment outcomes.＋Save
My Hearing Loss Story·Blog·Clinical audiology·4mo agoWorld Book Day and the Story Behind Our Sudden Hearing Loss BookPatient-authored resources on sudden hearing loss can support audiologist–patient communication and help newly diagnosed patients feel less isolated during a frightening experience.＋Save
Audiology Worldnews·Blog·Professional practice·4mo agoWhat’s wrong with audiology? Recruitment facing huge challengesA worsening workforce shortage in audiology threatens patient access to hearing care at exactly the time when demographic demand is peaking.＋Save
AudiologyOnline·Press release·Public health & policy·4mo agoPhonak U.S. Partners with USA Pickleball to Champion Hearing Health and Healthy LivingBrand partnerships with popular sports organizations represent a growing strategy to reach active adults who may be undiagnosed or under-served for hearing loss, potentially expanding the funnel for hearing care.＋Save
Carly Sygrove - Hearing Loss Coach Blog·Blog·Clinical audiology·4mo agoSudden Hearing Loss Support Is 5 Years Old!Patient-led online communities for sudden sensorineural hearing loss fill a real support gap and can complement formal audiological care by improving patient coping and help-seeking.＋Save
Audiology Worldnews·Blog·Professional practice·4mo agoWhat’s Wrong with Audiology: The Circus of the Bureaucratic AristocracyPersistent professional frustration with NHS audiology governance may reflect real workforce and service delivery challenges that the field needs to address openly.＋Save
Canadian Audiologist·Blog·Public health & policy·4mo agoA Field Guide to Interpreting and Discussing the Public Health Landscape on Hearing Loss and CognitionAudiologists can use this guide to improve how they communicate the hearing-loss–cognition evidence base to patients and referrers, but it introduces no new clinical evidence that would change testing or treatment protocols.＋Save
Canadian Audiologist·Journal article·Research (general)·4mo agoHormones and Hearing: Menopause and Auditory-Cognitive AgingAudiologists should consider menopause status when assessing auditory and cognitive complaints in middle-aged women, though current evidence is not yet strong enough to recommend specific hormonal screening protocols in routine audiology practice.＋Save
The Audiology Project·Blog·Vestibular·5mo agoThe Invisible Comorbidity: Why Dizziness is a Red Flag for Chronic DiseaseAudiologists and balance specialists should consider screening or flagging chronic dizziness patients for systemic chronic disease (e.g., diabetes, hypertension) and facilitating appropriate medical referral — though this piece offers opinion rather than new evidence to change...＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Blog·Professional practice·5mo ago10 Steps to “Auracasting” Your CommunityAs Auracast (Bluetooth LE Audio broadcast) rolls out in public venues, audiologists who proactively demonstrate it in their communities can strengthen patient relationships and position their practices at the forefront of accessible hearing technology.＋Save
The Audiology Project·Blog·Clinical audiology·5mo agoNew Diabetes Article for Optometrists Published in AustraliaCross-specialty referral guidance for diabetes-related hearing loss could increase the pipeline of patients reaching audiologists from eye-care settings.＋Save
Carly Sygrove - Hearing Loss Coach Blog·Blog·Public health & policy·6mo agoProtecting Young Ears on World Hearing DayPublic advocacy for pediatric hearing protection helps build community awareness that can drive earlier help-seeking and preventive conversations in clinical settings.＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Industry news·Public health & policy·6mo agoWorld Hearing Day: Phonak Digital Billboards Bring Positive Messages on Hearing Health to Three ContinentsLarge-scale manufacturer-led public awareness campaigns can increase consumer interest in hearing health, potentially driving patient traffic to audiology clinics.＋Save
The Audiology Project·Blog·Clinical audiology·6mo agoConnecting hearing healthcare to cardiovascular disease.Audiologists seeing patients with dizziness or unexplained hearing loss should consider documenting cardiovascular risk factors as part of case history, consistent with existing whole-patient care principles — though this blog post alone does not introduce new practice-changing...＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Journal article·Research (general)·6mo agoBrain-Imaging Study Suggests Age-Related Hearing Loss is Associated with Cognitive DeclineThis study adds neuroimaging support for the hearing loss–cognitive decline association, but does not yet establish causation or demonstrate that treating hearing loss prevents cognitive decline; audiologists should continue counseling older patients on the potential cognitive...＋Save
The Audiology Project·Blog·Professional practice·6mo agoTAP Expands its Outreach - Chronic Diseases and More!Broadening TAP's scope to all chronic diseases reinforces the growing push for audiologists to function as integrated partners in whole-patient chronic disease management.＋Save
Carly Sygrove - Hearing Loss Coach Blog·Blog·Clinical audiology·7mo agoGrieving the Old You After Hearing LossRecognition that identity loss and grief are normal responses to acquired hearing loss supports the case for integrating counseling and psychosocial support into standard audiological care.＋Save
The Audiology Project·Blog·Public health & policy·7mo agoADA Call for Comments - TAP Advocacy in ActionNo immediate change to clinical practice, but audiologists who want hearing and balance screening included in diabetes care guidelines should submit comments to the ADA before the deadline.＋Save
The Audiology Project·Blog·Professional practice·7mo agoTAP Breaks Canadian Outreach into ProvincesExpanding interprofessional hearing and balance advocacy into Canada broadens the geographic reach of efforts to integrate audiology into chronic disease care pathways.＋Save
LW◆Living With Hearing Loss·Blog·Public health & policy·7mo agoBring Ear Protection to Every Show!Grassroots advocacy for ear protection at entertainment venues supports public hearing health education and may prompt more venues to adopt hearing conservation measures.＋Save
The Audiology Project·Blog·Professional practice·8mo agoCelebrating the Journey of The Audiology ProjectTAP's founding narrative illustrates the growing institutional recognition that audiology is an important part of whole-person chronic disease care, which continues to shape the profession's scope and public health role.＋Save
LW◆Living With Hearing Loss·Blog·Accessibility·8mo agoLiving with Hearing Loss 2025 Wrap-UpLong-running patient-advocacy blogs like this one shape public expectations around hearing loss and can influence how patients engage with audiological care.＋Save
