With statistics showing that 47% of people have never had a hearing test, yet with deafness being the second most common disability in the UK with over one in five people living with a hearing loss over 25dB, the promotion of hearing health and deaf awareness is more crucial than ever before. The Open Day […]
It is important to protect your ears against loud noises and ear infections, which you may already know, but did you also know that certain foods can help prevent age-related hearing loss and the progression of hearing loss?i Read which groceries to add to your shopping list to support healthy hearing. Omega 3 fatty acids
Christmas evokes a variety of unique feelings, smells, tastes and sounds that bring each one of us into the holiday mode. Have you ever noticed how many Christmas carols include lyrics about hearing and listening? A popular Christmas classic played worldwide, “Do You Hear What I Hear”, by Noel Regney and Gloria Shayne in 1962.
We hear from many patients who say they find themselves lip reading without realising before having a hearing loss diagnosed. Lip reading can be a game-changer for people with hearing loss in challenging listening situations, especially social gatherings such as family and friends getting together over the festive season. Try to position yourself in a
Are you feeling isolated through hearing loss? With Deaf Awareness Week (May 5-11, 2025) approaching, we’re excited to support this important initiative to raise awareness and challenge perceptions about hearing loss in the UK. At Gatwick Audiology, we believe that hearing well isn’t just about sound; it’s about staying connected, involved, and confident in everyday life. To
