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“Don’t tell me we can’t change the world, if we all take one step that’s a giant leap for one little girl, but I can’t do this on my own…
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Ear Science Welcomes ACCC Report into Hearing Aid Sales and Issues of Concern
Following the release of an ACCC report into the hearing industry referencing issues of concern relating to the sale of hearing aids Western Australia’s prestigious not-for-profit Ear Science Institute Australia…
How Loud is Too Loud?
Dangerous Decibels is a two-day workshop run by international hearing experts from New Zealand, the US and Malaysia. Thanks to a grant from Lotterywest, Ear Science hosted experts at our…
Hearing loss won’t stop these little footballers
The AFL grand final is coming up fast – and so are these little AFL players’ big futures! While West Coast and Collingwood prepare to face off at the AFL grand…
A gift unlike any other
When speaking to the Chairman of Ear Science Institute Australia, it is easy to get swept up in the enthusiasm and passion he has for the organisation. But how deep…
Lions Hearing Clinics on the hunt for unwanted hearing aids
Hearing aids, despite their miniature sizing, are a technological masterpiece. With the use of the latest technological advances, these devices can deliver sound to people who have been lacking clarity…
Lions Hearing Aid Bank
According to the World Health Organisation over 466 million people globally are affected by a ‘disabling hearing loss’ – meaning everyday sounds, like light traffic and general conversational speech, cannot…
Access to Better Ear Care In WA’s Remote Communities Wins Award
Ear Science Institute Australia’s researcher Chris Brennan-Jones has won the Premier’s Exxonmobil Student Scientist of the Year Award for his work to improve access to critical ear health assessments in…
EnginEars turns up volume on children with hearing loss
Community Services Minister Tony Simpson today launched EnginEars – the state’s most ambitious hearing implant program for kids. Helping newborn babies, children, and teenagers with severe hearing loss, the EnginEars…
Prof DeWet Swanepoel: Valerie Alder Research Prize 2014
Children under 6 are more likely to have one of the most common childhood illnesses. 3/12/2014 Professor De Wet Swanepoel has won the coveted Valerie Alder Research Prize from the…
