More than one billion young people between the ages of 12 and 34 worldwide could be at risk of hearing loss, and one major factor is listening to music or other audio on personal devices at high ...

Using Q-tips to clean the inside of your ear canal can lead to wax impaction, irritation, and even damage to the eardrum.

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For years, the U.S. government has doubted the stories of those suffering from AHI, commonly called Havana Syndrome. Now, ...

Using earphones at the gym? Expert explains how loud music during workouts may harm hearing and share safe listening tips to ...

Private GP Dr Lavan Varathan says one in five Gen Z patients at his Harley Street clinic show early signs of hearing ...

Kurnool: Marking World Hearing Day, an awareness programme was organised in Kurnool to sensitise children with hearing impairment and their parents on the importance of ear health and ...

Every year on March 3, the world marks World Hearing Day, drawing attention to a sense often taken for granted until it begins to fade. In 2026, the theme "From communities to classrooms: hearing care ...

AIIMS Delhi doctors warn heavy earphone use at high volumes is causing silent, irreversible hearing loss in youth. Follow the 60/60 rule—under 60% volume, 60 mins max with breaks—to protect ears.

Untreated ear infections, exposure to loud noise, and the putting sharp objects in the ear are among the common causes of hearing problems affecting both adults and children in Rwanda. However, ...

On World Hearing Day 2026, promise to avoid using headphones as much as possible, and when you do, follow the 60-60 rule. Hearing loss has long been described as a problem associated with ageing, but ...

From complimentary testing to modern technology, Isle of Man Hearing Solutions give guidance on protecting your hearing in ...