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By Dr. Jennifer J. Gans

For people experiencing tinnitus, the perceived loudness of ringing, buzzing, or other internal sounds can vary considerably. Sometimes tinnitus seems to become more intrusive even when there is no obvious change in hearing or the surrounding environment.

One reason is that tinnitus perception involves more than ...


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How about this for Understatement of the Year : Hearing loss messes with your social life and your relationships.

When you frown at people, struggling to understand, they think you’re grumpy. When you paste on a dorky Mona Lisa smile because you’ve totally lost the convo, they think something’s wrong with you. When you snarl at people because they mumb...


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Gene therapy is opening new possibilities for addressing the underlying causes of genetic hearing loss. Brian Taylor, AuD, is joined by Jodi Cook, PhD, CEO of Skylark Bio, and Alexa Kozak, AuD, to discuss emerging therapeutic interventions for inherited hearing loss, with a particular focus on GJB2-related hearing loss, commonly associated with the connexin 26 protein.


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An international group of audiology and hearing science experts has published updated best practice guidelines for managing adults with severe and profound hearing loss, incorporating recent research, advances in hearing technology, and expanded recommendations for clinical care.

Published October 26, 2026, in Seminars in Hearing, the updated guidelines build ...


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A new analysis of U.S. healthcare wages suggests that audiologists continue to earn substantially less than many other doctoral-level healthcare professionals, despite the profession’s transition to doctoral-level entry requirements nearly two decades ago.

Published October 6, 2026, in Seminars in Hearing, the


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