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Athletes with Hearing Loss: Texas A&M Pitcher

By audicus on Jun 2, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture
People of all professions can struggle with hearing loss – this can even include star athletes. Le...
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Before American Sign Language, there was Native American Sign Language

By audicus on May 28, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture
Many of us know what American Sign Language is, and some of us learned sign language in the classro...
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5 Historic Figures Who Lived With Hearing Loss

By audicus on May 22, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture Hearing Loss Education
These five individuals came from very different backgrounds and lived in very different eras. Their ...
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Dolls and Toys with Hearing Aids: Inclusion and Disabilities

By Madeline Foster, MScPH on May 10, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture
Toys, Inclusion, and Hearing Aids There seems to be a Barbie for every career: a nurse Barbie, rock...
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IMAX: Big Screen Equals Big Sound

By audicus on May 9, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture
IMAX, which stands for maximum image, designs its movie screens to make an audience feel like it's r...
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Hearing Loss and Driving: Five Rules For The Road

By audicus on Jan 5, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture
Do you find it increasingly hard to drive because of your hearing loss? Follow these guidelines to s...
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The Age of Love: Hearing Aids and All

By audicus on Jan 4, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture
On April 30, Audicus hosted a screening of the critically-acclaimed documentary The Age of Love, a b...
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Beethoven’s Hearing Loss: How He Coped as a Hearing-Impaired Composer

By audicus on Jan 1, 2022
Hearing Loss Culture Hearing Loss Education
The story of prodigy composer Ludwig van Beethoven's hearing loss is almost as well-known as his mus...
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Switch Off Your Digital Hearing Aid: The Top 5 Silent Films of All Time

By audicus on Dec 31, 2021
Hearing Loss Culture
Given the upcoming Oscar Academy Awards, we thought we’d dedicate this post to a time-less and sou...
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