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C-Care carries out surgeries for those with hearing impairment - Vimarsana News

C-Care carries out surgeries for those with hearing impairment

Health specialists are calling on the government to invest more in the provision of hearing aids for people with hearing disabilities in the country. According to the Managing Director of Kampala...

Source: ntv.co.ug
BC Children's Hospital approved to open $222 million East Vancouver hub - Vimarsana News

BC Children's Hospital approved to open $222 million East Vancouver hub

The project to build a new expansion facility for BC Children's Hospital in East Vancouver has received Vancouver City Council's approval.

Why hearing loss can cause dementia and how you can prevent it - Vimarsana News

Why hearing loss can cause dementia and how you can prevent it

Calvin Zhang's inspiration for Incus, his hearing aid company, was drawn from his relationship with his grandfather, with whom he was very close. "He taught me how to play chess, how to swim, how to hunt, how to plant watermelon." He noticed when his grandfather's impaired hearing got worse. He would turn the volume on the television louder and louder...

BC Children's Hospital planning first-of-its-kind care facility in East Vancouver - Vimarsana News

BC Children's Hospital planning first-of-its-kind care facility in East Vancouver

There could be a new BC Children's Hospital facility at 3580-3644 Slocan Street in East Vancouver, replacing an existing facility.

ENT specialists decry lack of expertise in ear care in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

ENT specialists decry lack of expertise in ear care in Nigeria

Stakeholders have bemoaned inadequate expertise in ear care, saying the country has very few Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialists serving more than one million Nigerians against the World Health Organisation (WHO) prescription of one ENT to 160 patients.