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Experts share insights on improving outcomes for children with vision loss
- Vision
This month we hosted a virtual forum of 200 experts from eight countries who came together to explore better outcomes for children who are blind, deafblind or who have low vision.
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Helping children listen in noisy environments is key to building language, researchers discover
- Hearing
Researchers have published important new information on how to get the best outcomes for young children born with hearing loss.
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A new Northern Rivers NextSense home
- Hearing
Our new centre for delivering hearing services in the Northern Rivers region will open soon following the devastating Lismore floods last year.
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Isaac’s language zooms ahead with support of NextSense early intervention
- Hearing
When we first met Isaac he needed help to build his spoken language. Now he’s thriving after early intervention support for his hearing loss.
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World-first gene therapy trial shows early promise
- Hearing
A world-first gene therapy trial that is re-growing hearing nerves with cochlear implant surgery to make technology even more effective is forging ahead, with promising early results.
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Class of 2022 school graduates ready for what’s next
- Vision
- Hearing
Congratulations to the NextSense School Class of 2022.
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Lifetime Achievement Award for Professor Greg Leigh
- Hearing
Professor Greg Leigh AO has been awarded the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award by Hearing Australia.
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Qantas Pathfinders fundraising support soars
- Vision
- Hearing
A fantastically fun fundraising effort by Qantas Pathfinders saw the return of their annual Revue which raised a record $170,000 for NextSense.
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Adjusting to a cochlear implant—tips and tools
- Hearing
After receiving a cochlear implant, it’s important to practise listening often and consistently.
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Summer’s coming: five ways to take care of your cochlear implant
- Hearing
With summer coming, it’s time to think about how to stay on the air over the break.
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Ruby’s cochlear implant journey
- Hearing
Early hearing loss support sets 19-year-old Ruby up for a bright future.
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Give it time: How Wayne adjusted to a new form of sound
- Hearing
After more than decade of living with the challenges of hearing loss, Wayne, 65, had high expectations of what he might experience when his new cochlear implant was finally switched on this year.