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Articles by our clinicians and audiologists on hearing, balance, nasal and sleep health.

The early signs of hearing loss that go unnoticed

What it means to turn the television up, to lose the thread in a crowd and to ask for things to be repeated.

Why every sound feels too loud in the first days, and how long the brain takes to settle.

The link between sleeping with an open mouth, snoring and repeated ear infections.

The two look alike; duration, the nature of the discharge and fever make the distinction easier.

Where daytime sleepiness, pauses in breathing at night and morning headache appear together.

How tinnitus relates to hearing loss, and the daily habits that ease the ringing.

The typical complaints that appear when the balance organ in the inner ear is disturbed, and how it is assessed.

Listening time through headphones, workplace noise and the threshold for permanent damage.

How many episodes a year call for further assessment, and the part played by reflux and mouth breathing.

A step-by-step account of the twenty minutes in the sound booth, and how the result is read.

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