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Dr Pramod Dorishetty Awarded Fellowship for his Research on the Fabrication of Silk-Based Ear Treatment

28 May 2025

Dr Pramod Dorishetty, a dedicated researchers at Ear Science, has been awarded an Innovation Fellowship by the Future Health Research and Innovation (FHRI) Fund, under the Western Australian Department of…

Education, News, Patient Story, Tinnitus

Expanding local ear and hearing care in Western Australia’s Western Desert

26 May 2025

New medical equipment to support our Healthy Hearing Outback program in the Pilbara Access to ear and hearing care in Western Australia’s Western Desert has taken a major step forward,…

News, Patient Story, Treatment

How Richard rejoined the conversation

21 April 2022

Richard Treasure joined the Navy in 1963, and during the next 12 years, he served on seven ships and three establishments. “I first noticed my hearing difficulties during the Vietnam…

News, Treatment

Cochlear Implant | FAQs

14 April 2022

Your hearing won't heal itself, we can help.Thousands of Australians could benefit hugely from a hearing implant. Can you believe that only a little more than 8% of those that…

Telstra Best Business Awards awards Ear Science as the National winner for Championing Health in Australia

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Telstra Best of Business Awards announce Ear Science as the national winner for Championing Health in Australia

14 April 2022

National winners of the Telstra Business Awards were announced in Sydney this week. Ear Science Institute Australia was announced as the National winner for Championing Health in Australia.The judges said…

News, Research

Telethon backs the push to cure hearing loss

8 April 2022

We are supporting the kids of Western Australia to thrive thanks to Telethon. Ear Science Institute Australia is a proud Telethon beneficiary for 2022. We are looking forward to…

News, Treatment

Conductive Hearing Loss | Symptoms and Treatments 

6 April 2022

Conductive hearing loss occurs when natural vibrations or sounds picked up at the outer or middle ear are blocked from reaching the inner ear (cochlea). Damage to the outer or middle…

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Wearing a mask with hearing aids

5 April 2022

Wearing a face mask with hearing loss is challenging. COVID-19 has made wearing a face mask part of our daily life, making communication with others even more difficult for those…

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Go for it: the joys & challenges of an audiology researcher

5 April 2022

Join Mel Ferguson as she chats with Caitlin Barr about her career in audiology, leadership, balancing motherhood, and why we need to believe in ourselves, work together, speak out when…

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Silicon-chip technology creating a better eardrum

30 March 2022

The ability to hear well is fundamental to the development of speech and language. It is crucial a child with a hearing loss is identified early, and given immediate access…

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Telehealth | opportunities and challenges for those with hearing impairment

28 March 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced everyone to think about different ways to access health services. However, effective health care appointments via telehealth can be challenging for people with hearing impairment.…

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Could the gallbladder hold the key to curing hearing loss?

28 March 2022

The inner ear is the innermost part of the vertebrate ear and is mainly responsible for sound detection and balance. When the specialised inner ear cells deteriorate or die this…

News, Patient Story, Treatment

Leslie enjoys the sounds of life he missed for so long

24 March 2022

"I wasn’t able to hear on the telephone."Leslie received his first cochlear implant soon after retiring in 2005 on the left ear after being referred to Ear Science Institute Australia…

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Judith gave the gift of hearing

21 March 2022

Judith included a gift in her Will. Judith’s bequest will contribute to our vital research, clinical services and education in the ear and hearing sector. Judith was initially from Tasmania,…

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