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Covid: Hearing-impaired UAE residents struggling with new normal dhanusha@khaleejtimes.com Filed on March 4, 2021 | Last updated on March 4, 2021 at 12.11 pm Photo: AFP 1 in 4 people will be living with some degree of hearing loss by 2050: WHO The new world of online learning and remote working has been particularly hard on those with hearing impairments. While they have been able to identify their tutors, deaf students in mainstream schools have found it challenging to lip read and keep up with their school curriculum. ALSO READ: On the occasion of World Hearing Day, celebrated o...

in iOS edited March 2 One in 10 people are using headphones like AirPods more than the WHO recommended limit, results from the Apple Hearing Study reveals, with a quarter of people exposing themselves to potentially hearing-damaging volumes daily. Apple launched the Apple Hearing Study in November 2019, with the aim of determining the effects of long-term sound exposure on people. In a report released on Tuesday, ahead of March 3's World hearing Day, Apple has offered some new findings gleamed from the data so far. It was found that 25 perc...

Date Time Apple Hearing Study shares new insights on hearing health The Apple Hearing Study is sharing new data from thousands of participants across the US in an effort to help people better understand their hearing health. The Apple Hearing Study is one of the studies launched within the Research app that are helping democratize how medical research is conducted by giving Apple customers the ability to participate in groundbreaking research using technology they’ve already made a part of their everyday lives. The study is being conducted in collaboration with the University of Michigan Sc...

Apple today shared key insights from its Apple Hearing Study to encourage others to better understand and manage their hearing health. The data comes...

Apple has shared data from its Apple Watch hearing study which reveals 25% of participants were exposed to a daily average of sound higher than recommended limits, and that 50% work or had worked in a loud workplace.