Cochlear implants are a life-changing solution for those with higher degrees of irreversible hearing loss. It differs fundamentally from a hearing aid by directly stimulating the hearing nerve (the cochlear branch of the VIIIth cranial nerve), bypassing the cochlear hair cells commonly damaged in sensorineural deafness. It consists of two main parts: External Sound Processor: This component captures sounds from the environment and enhances the clarity

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Sharing books with children in early childhood can have a significant impact on their brain development. Reading to young children exposes them to new vocabulary, concepts and ideas, and helps them develop the skills they need to become successful readers. Building a strong foundation in language: Children who are read to regularly have larger vocabularies and better language skills than those who are not. Fostering imagination

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Heartfelt congratulations to all the wonderful Audiologists out there who are working every day, towards understanding, improving and restoring this wonderful & complex sense that is, Hearing! Who is an Audiologist? ‘Audiology’ essentially is the science of ‘Hearing’. Now, hearing as we know happens through our ears. But what some people may not know, is that the ear – the Inner Ear actually- also takes care

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