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Bone conduction is an impressive technology. We’ve already looked at how it’s used in everything from nature to scuba diving but through devices like ADHEAR and BONEBRIDGE it has also had a huge [...]

Most people learn about how hearing works at school. Sound vibrations go into your ear canal, vibrate your eardrum and the three ossicles in your middle ear, and then reach your cochlea. From [...]

The middle ear might have the smallest bones in the human body, but it plays a huge role in hearing. In this post, we’ll dive into this tiny but important part of the body, and find out how the [...]

Nicole received her BONEBRIDGE Bone Conduction Implant last month, and in her words "wouldn’t trade it for the world."

Nicole Rousselle was born with severe conductive hearing loss in both ears. She looked for treatments, and found BONEBRIDGE.

Wendy Rae just this week had her BONEBRIDGE activation, after having decades of hearing loss and ear-related complications.

A bone conduction implant can help someone with hearing loss to hear. Learn about the different types of implants and their pros and cons.

Sophie Aldred was the first bilateral BONEBRIDGE recipient in the United Kingdom and here she shares her hearing loss story.

If you've used hearing aids but they don't work like you remember, it's not necessarily your fault. Here's how you can fix it and hear better.

Sound localization is one of the major benefits of bilateral hearing. Learn what sound localization is, and what it