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Apples ongoing hearing study, in partnership with the University of Michigan, shared an update for International Noise Awareness Day with some bad news for Americans.

Since I can’t cover everything, I like to offer a daily roundup of must-read articles from other websites: ° From iMore: Apple’s AR/VR headset enters the “final sprint” as its WWDC launch nears. ° From the Apple Newsroom page: The founders of Kids of Immigrants, Señor Sisig, and Darianna Bridal &

Artificial intelligence helps doctors gain fresh insights from the data generated by the healthcare system leading to more effective diagnosis and treatment.

Although medical implants can be life-changing, the immune system often perceives them as foreign objects.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 430 million people globally, or 5 per cent of the world population have disabling hearing loss. To help people monitor and protect hearing health, Apple has introduced some useful features like ...

According to findings from the recent Apple Hearing Study, 25 percent of participants experienced a daily average environmental sound exposure.

According to findings from the recent Apple Hearing Study, 25 per cent of participants experienced a daily average environmental sound exposure (which can include traffic, machinery, public transport, and so on) that is higher than the WHO recommended limit.On t

For more than a decade, wearable technology has tracked our walking and running distances. But these devices' capabilities have long surpassed simply counting our steps.

Noises can be painfully loud for people with hyperacusis, a rare hearing condition. When the March 2020 shutdown quieted the environment, less sound meant less suffering. 

MobiHealthNews looks back on a year of Apple news.