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Successful Fencer—With a Cochlear Implant

Despite his hearing impairment and thanks to a cochlear implant, Jonas Enzmann from Leipzig can already look back on an impressive athletic career at just 17 years old.

World Children's Day: Hearing Aids for the World

According to the WHO, 32 million children worldwide are affected by hearing loss. In Africa and Syria, these children are provided with hearing aids from Germany.

Relaxing to Combat Tinnitus

No one else hears the sounds except you: tinnitus. A relaxation technique previously used to treat depression is now expected to help.

Cochlear Implants: Predicting Speech Comprehension

A new hearing test can predict speech comprehension with a cochlear implant. This provides another tool to help those affected make a decision.

Hearing Loss—An Underestimated Risk

Only 11 percent of Germans are aware of the link between hearing loss and dementia. This is shown by the latest EuroTrak study from 2018.

Mann mit Brille hält Hand ans Ohr – Schallwellen-Symbol für Hörtest und Hörvermögen

The Limits of Hearing

There are many sounds that we cannot perceive, even if we claim to have good hearing. So what do we actually hear? Read on to find out!

Flying with Hearing Aids—When Your Hearing Aid Comes Along for the Flight

Can my hearing aid handle pressure equalization? What do I need to keep in mind when flying with a hearing aid? We’ve got helpful answers!

Super Ears

Many people know that animals can hear better than humans. But are there also people who can hear better than others?

From the Ear to the Brain: Noise Prevention for Better Grades

Noise at school can affect academic performance and health. However, there are various measures that can be taken to prevent high noise levels.

Hearing loss at an early age can increase the risk of dementia

Researchers made an unexpected discovery: In cases of untreated hearing loss, the way our brain processes sounds changes sooner than expected.

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