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UCL Ear Institute Collaboration

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Harley Street Hearing is honoured to be working in collaboration with the evidENT research team at the UCL Ear Institute on the REGAIN (REgeneration of inner ear hair cells with GAmma-secretase INhibitors) study. The aim of this study is to test a new drug that may be able to treat sensorineural hearing loss. This is the most common form of hearing loss, which can be caused by damage to the hair cells lining the inner ear. Harley Street Hearing is one of the sites helping to identify potential participants for the REGAIN clinical trial.
If you would like to become involved in this research study, please contact us for more information.

Radio 2 – Extreme Hearing

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Harley Street Hearing discusses with Jeremy Vine the rare symptoms and diagnosis of Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence Syndrome – which is where a person’s own speech or other self-generated noises (e.g. heartbeat, eye movements, creaking joints, chewing) are heard unusually loudly in the affected ear. To listen to the interview on Facebook click here. 

London’s largest independent Hearing Clinic

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We’re here for all your hearing concerns:-

  • Whether you’re finding your hearing’s not what it used to be
  • You want to have a look at or trial new hearing technology
  • Maybe your hearing’s muffled and need wax removal
  • You need help managing your tinnitus
  • Perhaps you want custom-made earplugs to protect your ears

We can normally see you within 24 hours so contact us now on 020 7486 1053 or click here to e-mail us

Harley Street Hearing has been practising on Harley Street for over 25 years and is now the largest independent hearing clinic in London.

The interview all musicians should see

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How to care for your second best asset, your ears

Jono Heale, from ACS talks to Paul Checkley – Harley Street Hearing & Musicians’ Hearing Services Clinical Director about hearing, how and why singers and musicians can damage this important sensory organ, and how to go about protecting this valuable asset.

Paul explains how the ear works, how it can get damaged, which particular frequencies and exposure times cause hearing loss and how to conserve your hearing as a singer/musicians. Did you know that our ears continue to grow throughout our lives? Weird, but true. It does mean you need to have your ear plugs and IEMs redone throughout your career.

The Musicians Hearing Health Scheme – brought to you in partnership with Help Musicians UK,  Musicians’ Hearing Services and the Musicians’ Union. This scheme gives all professional musicians in the UK affordable access to specialist hearing assessments and custom fitted hearing protection.

For a one-off fee of £50 (£37.50 for MU members) you will receive a package worth over £240.

To apply for the Scheme  click here

The interview was carried out for iSing Magazine – a hub for singers with find reliable information, resources and advice about all things singing.

Musician Acoustic Shock interview

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Listen to Paul Checkley, Clinical Director at Harley Street Hearing on Jeremy Vine show on Radio 2.

Paul was asked to talk about acoustic shock syndrome after the landmark High Court judgement on hearing damage from loud music.  This will have implications about the risk of hearing damage for musicians all over the country.

BBC ‘Click’ review of hearing technology

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BBC ‘Click’ reviewed new hearing technology and requested the assistance of Harley Street Hearing Partner Matthew Allsop to trial and give his feedback.  You can watch this episode by clicking on the video below.

If you’re interested in trialling any new hearing aid technology please call us on 020 7486 1053 or complete the contact form.

Harley Street Hearing are the home of independent audiology in London. We have been established on Harley Street for 25 years.

Marie Claire Listen Up!

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The world is getting louder and putting your hearing at risk. Marie Claire’s article features an interview with a Harley Street Hearing audiologist and hearing therapist; who talks of seeing an increasing amount of younger people seeking help with their hearing.

You don’t need to see your GP to be seen by an audiologist.  Custom-made hearing protection can help save your ears from harmful noise while not affecting sound around you.  Harley Street Hearing and Musicians’ Hearing Services specialise in hearing protection.

Click on the image below to read the full article.

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Biomedicine advancements in hearing loss

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Harley Street Hearing audiologists, Jaspreet Bahra and Jordon Thompson attended a ‘breakthrough breakfast’ on the latest advancements in biomedicine related to hearing loss.
 
Trials are due in 2021 for potential new medication to help noise induced hearing loss, using gene therapy and stem cells.
 
The event was hosted by Action on Hearing Loss, at Nomura bank in the city.