Catégorie : Education

Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss

Sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL) is the only true “emergency” in the audiological field due to its time sensitive treatment […]

Beware Of The Cotton Swab

The Science of Hearing is a group of independently owned hearing clinics from across Canada. One of the issues we […]

Odd Correlation Between Covid-19 And Hearing Loss

Jonathan Kay, editor for Quilette (previous editor of the Walrus and journalist for the National Post), has written an interesting […]

By Eric McKeown

Are We Supposed To Clean Our Ears?

Taking care of your ears is important to ensure you can hear properly. Cerumen or Earwax is healthy in normal […]

By Neil Fine

Hearing With Your Brain

Early on in life we’re taught that we hear with our ears. It turns out that we actually hear with […]

Hearing The Grandchildren

The month of December is always an interesting time in our practice. You wouldn’t think it would be possible to […]

By Pamela Flatt

Noisy Toys – A Christmas Wish To Santa

Christmas is almost upon us! Santa and his Elves must be working tirelessly to wrap up their preparations for the […]

By Peter Benstead    

7 Month Old Reacts To Sound

This is a priceless video showing a young 7 month old getting new hearing aids. Note that this child does […]

By Eric McKeown

Hearing Loss As A Benefit?

Kara Maclean, Audiologist in Saint John New Brunswick came across this wonderfully written article in The Globe and Mail, by […]

By By Sharon Gerger

Up To My Ears

A friend recently pointed out a great essay written in the Globe and Mail last week. The title is “Up […]

By Eric McKeown