Telehealth services need dialling up
Despite a surge during COVID-19, the use of telehealth-supported access to audiologists is not being used to its full potential according to new research from Flinders […]
Has lockdown driven tinnitus sufferers to despair?
One in six people in Australia suffer from chronic tinnitus – the debilitating and irreversible hearing ailment characterised by unceasing ringing in the ears – yet […]
Students help citizens to age well in our communities
The health and wellbeing of people aged 40-75 could benefit from more advice and checks, according to Flinders University research. Under a community research project entitled […]
Georgia hitting the high notes
When you’re a contestant on The Voice Australia, studying to be a speech pathologist can have its advantages.
Health Sciences students recognised for academic success
School of Health Sciences students have been recognised for their academic excellence at this year’s Student Prize and Award Ceremony.
Swimming pools don’t help Indigenous children’s hearing
Swimming pools are not the answer to solving the prevalence of middle ear disease afflicting Indigenous children in remote communities.