We show a middle ear influence on evoked potential (EFR) amplitude and how to minimize it in our latest JASA pub from Waisman Center. Check it out: doi.org/10.1121/10.001… 🙏 #audpeeps

Meta Analysis confirms that Unsafe listening practices are highly prevalent worldwide and may place over 1 billion young people at risk of hearing loss. Feel free to download and share this #safelistening open access publication with your network: gh.bmj.com/content/7/11/e…

Amazing work 👏 from Prof Catherine McMahon Dr Cara Cross and all new MQ Linguistics #audiometry graduates 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 & our friends from Sound Scouts 👂💻 They are on mission to end #hearingloss among Aboriginal children in remote areas sbs.com.au/news/small-bus… #betterhealthcare

Here's how to conduct a literature review using Google Scholar, Zotero, 🐰 ResearchRabbit , and Obsidian . A step-by-step guide👇

Check our our paper recently published in Age_and_Ageing on the bidirectional association between #hearingaid use and #dementia diagnosis

Did you know 1 in 6 Australians experience hearing loss? Check in with your hearing today with our online hearing test, delivered in partnership with Spotify and Australian Department of Health and Aged Care. Sign in to Spotify to receive a free custom playlist at the end! Test here: …ntofhealthhearingtest.withspotify.com

Discover our new Macquarie University Hearing Research Centre which aims to innovate and transform hearing 👂🦻health for all 🌏 - w/ Prof David McAlpine Prof Bamini Gopinath & Catherine McMahon 👇 #Hearing #HearingHealth #research #collaborate mq.edu.au/thisweek/2023/…

Hearing professionals sometimes feel like we are overwhelming our clients with mountains of information about features of different hearing devices - clients/patients would agree. COMING NEXT WEEK: NALguide: Hearing aid features explained. STAY TUNED #hearingaidfeatures

I was taking some images on the scanning electron microscope this morning and found this gem - The red blood cell gives a nice perspective of just how tiny stereocilia are! For reference, the magnification of this image of outer hair cell stereocilia is 16,200x

Brandon's paper was selected to appear on the cover of the PNAS. Briefly: Noise trauma - cochlear zinc signaling dysregulation - hearing loss. Zinc chelation (trapping) - Noise trauma - reduced zinc dysregulation - Hearing Loss Prevention. And a striking cover.

Goal setting is an integral part of audiological care. If you're a hearing healthcare professional, please participate 👇