Hearing loss is often attributed to common causes such as ageing, exposure to loud noises, or ear infections. However, it can also be a warning sign of a more serious condition, like a brain tumor.

Hearing loss is when you’re unable to partially or completely hear sound in one or both of your ears. It can occur in the outer, middle, or inner ear. Hearing loss typically occurs gradually ...

Aging Health. 2012;8(2):107-109. Of special concern when considering hearing in aging is the loss of hair cells located on the basilar membrane in the cochlea in the inner ear: some 12,000 ...

In the intricate symphony of our sensory experiences, the connections between various systems are often unexpected. Among these connections lies a particularly intriguing relationship - the link ...

The findings were powered by a new imaging tool, which allowed scientists to collect images of the cochlea in awake animals for the first time. The cochlea uses sensory hair cells to detect sound ...

Have you been coping with persistent ear health issues and hearing problems lately? This is nothing new or uncommon for the residents of Singapore, for sure. Urban environmental noise, pollution, ...

An estimated 8 million women in the US have difficulty hearing, and 2 million of those are able to hear, at best, only shouted words. Women of all ages have better hearing than men at frequencies ...