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AI within hearing aids is still in its infancy, but it has started a journey that fuses the wearer and AI together to solve everyday listening problems. Automation has had a face-lift and below I talk about how this new generation of hearing can help your everyday listening experiences.

The simple answer to this is yes you can. There are however 3 completely different types of companies advertising hearing aids on the internet and it is important that you distinguish between the pair of them.

More and more people are recognising the signs and making the link between a loss and their existing or past work environment. There are many people in the UK that are suffering from some form of industrial deafness, which is also called occupational deafness and more commonly noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL).

If you are wondering which style of hearing aid to go for, you are embarking on an important and complex journey. A journey to find the best hearing aid which will compliment your unique hearing loss. Whichever you choose, it is important to remember that the main result should be to gain optimum clarity and regain as much of your natural hearing as possible.

If you are considering hearing aids but are uncertain as to whether or not you need two then this information may be of use. The vast majority of people with a hearing loss suffer from impairment to both ears. Having a hearing loss in one ear only is quite rare and usually requires a medical referral.

Once you’ve embarked on finding the right hearing aids for you – it suddenly starts to feel like you are navigating a maze of industry options. Brands, shapes, models, styles – it can start to feel like you’re faced with hurdle after hurdle. How do we weigh up what's really important when we are looking to purchase hearing aids? Are affordable hearing aids any good? Let's find out...