Uniting WA Partnership Provides Hearing Support for Vulnerable Clients
Making ear and hearing care a reality for all In honour of World Hearing Day and this year’s theme of “Changing Mindsets: Empower yourself to make ear and hearing care…
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Lions Hearing Clinic Mandurah Moves to Halls Head: Expanded Services & New Location
Lions Hearing Clinic Mandurah has a new home in Halls Head We are excited to announce that Lions Hearing Clinic Mandurah has relocated to Centuria Halls Head Central Shopping Centre,…
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…
Elmo is just what Peta needed
Elmo is a tiny Terrier Cross who started his life in some turmoil; as a puppy, he was surrendered to a shelter. Sadly, in Australia, more than half of dogs…
Hearing loss in low and middle income countries: Ear Science at the Sound Hearing Conference
In Australia, if you have an issue with your hearing, getting help is usually straightforward. But in low and middle-income countries, it’s harder to get help, and the likelihood that…
WA adolescent receives world-first magnetic cochlear implant device
A 17-year-old Perth schoolboy has become the world’s first adolescent recipient of a new magnetically attached hearing implant at the Ear Science Institute Australia. Winthrop Professor and Ear Science Director,…
Dementia-hearing loss link gathers momentum
The multi-pronged research drive to define the role of restoring hearing loss to prevent or delay the onset of dementia has been further bolstered by a $2.4 million Lotterywest facilities…
Extending the boundaries – 2013
Extending the boundaries – 2013 30 October 2013 Rural residents across Western Australia have participated in a series of expert educational seminars provided by the Ear Science Institute Australia, as part…
Jane’s story: Cochlear implant recipient
Taking the plunge: Jane Goodfellow conquers fear to hear again Jane Goodfellow was used to living with only one hearing ear, having been born with large vestibular aqueduct syndrome. However,…
