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Tinnitus Research, Treatment & Support • 19 March 2026
Help Shape the Future of Tinnitus UK: Become a Trustee
Tinnitus UK, the leading national charity dedicated to supporting those affected by tinnitus, has officially launched a recruitment drive to expand its Board of Trustees. As the organization…
Global Audiology News & Trends • 19 March 2026
Third Annual ‘Quest for the Best in CAPD and Neuroaudiology’ Pathways Symposium to Delve into the Evolution of Assessment and Management
The complex and often misunderstood realm of Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) is poised for an in-depth exploration at the third annual "Quest for the Best in CAPD…
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss & Prevention • 19 March 2026
Rideshare Safety Lessons for Occupational Health Leaders
The rapid proliferation of the rideshare economy has fundamentally altered the landscape of modern transportation, providing unprecedented convenience for commuters while simultaneously introducing complex challenges for occupational health…
Hearing Science & Auditory Research • 19 March 2026
Preserved Empathy in Alzheimer’s Disease Offers New Pathway for Patient Care and Social Connection
A landmark study led by researchers at University College London (UCL) has revealed that individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease may retain, and in some cases even enhance, their…
Global Audiology News & Trends • 19 March 2026
Unraveling the Paradox: How the Brain’s Interpretation, Not the Sound Itself, Drives Tinnitus Distress
Tinnitus, the perception of sound—often described as ringing, buzzing, or humming—without an external source, affects millions globally. While its prevalence is widespread, a crucial distinction emerges: only a…
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss & Prevention • 19 March 2026
Free Screenings Offered to Help Coal Miners Detect Black Lung Early
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), a branch of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has intensified its outreach efforts to provide free,…
Hearing Science & Auditory Research • 19 March 2026
Exercise Interventions Slow Cognitive Decline in High-Risk Older Adults Findings from the EXERT Study
Research conducted by the University of California San Diego and Wake Forest University has established that consistent physical activity, ranging from low-intensity stretching to high-intensity aerobic exercise, serves…
