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We provide information and support in communities across the UK.
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The different types of hearing loss, how to get your hearing tested and what can help you hear better.
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Technology and assistive devices

Assistive devices that can help you communicate, enjoy entertainment and stay independent.
Tinnitus

Tinnitus

Information about tinnitus, what to do if you have it and the therapies available.
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Deaf awareness

Tips for communication, accessibility and being deaf aware at work.
Working together with BIA to change lives in 2024 

Working together with BIA to change lives in 2024 

My In2scienceUK experience: Faadia Mohsin 

My In2scienceUK experience: Faadia Mohsin 

Imagining the future of hearing health: UK’s National Technology Adviser, Dr Dave Smith 

Imagining the future of hearing health: UK’s National Technology Adviser, Dr Dave Smith 

Government launches plan to reform employment support 

Government launches plan to reform employment support 

Imagining the future of hearing health: Ideas from Dr Gabrielle Saunders 

Imagining the future of hearing health: Ideas from Dr Gabrielle Saunders 

Never a silent night – our Christmas appeal

Never a silent night – our Christmas appeal

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Hearing loss and dementia: how are they linked?

This is a Discovery Research Grant awarded to Professor Sally Dawson at University College London in 2021. We’re funding this grant in partnership with Alzheimer’s Research UK.
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