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Costs of Hearing Loss Are Both Financial and Personal

Employees with hearing loss experience isolation and have worse career outcomes, but stigmas keep them from seeking assistance. What can companies and individuals do?

Kiplinger

Ancient Knights of Malta get their 1st non-aristocratic head

A Canadian lawyer who found his vocation caring for AIDS patients in Harlem has been elected the grand master of the Knights of Malta

The Independent UK

Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus spent years trying to hide his deafness at work

Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus tells Adrian Monti it took him decades not to feel ashamed of his deafness

Daily Mirror

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Northern Ireland man saves the day for Senator George Mitchell after airline loses his luggage

Paul O’Hara's quick action allowed Senator Mitchell to participate in events marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

Belfast Live

Sudan's warring generals agree to extend three-day truce

In tonight's edition: Sudan's rival generals agree to extend a fragile truce for another 72 hours. Meanwhile, citizens continue to flock to the country's borders to escape the violence. We're joined by a Franco-Sudanese evacuee, who's just arrived in France. Also, the US postpones its meeting over HIV and AIDS…

France 24

Isaac Julien review – lithe bodies, a lynching and a televisual paean to lust

Julien’s complex and ambitious work leaves you reeling with its richness as it touches on Aids adverts and stolen artefacts, migrant workers and 80s riots

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - I know this first hand: our creatives deserve proper mental health support

We know creativity aids mental health: from the music that lifts mood, through to structured art, music and movement therapies: creativity is essential part of our wellbeing.

Evening Standard

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I spent a week with Sony’s hearing-enhancing earbuds — did it finally stop me from yelling “HUH?!”

Our editor tested Sony’s new CRE-E10s, a pair of hearing-enhancing earbuds, for a week.

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This founder fosters wellness at work by creating a 'collaborative and considerate culture' rather than offering perks that 'act as Band Aids'

CEO Ashleigh Hinde is an "advocate for building a team of thoughtful and accountable people."

Fortune

Pop star Elton John urges US Congress to keep 'foot on the accelerator' in AIDS fight

British pop star Elton John urged U.S. senators on Wednesday not to ease up on the fight against HIV and AIDS, as Congress faces a September deadline for reauthorizing the multi-billion-dollar U.S. program to fight the disease.

Reuters

Paul O'Grady's defiant comments about health issues as adoring fans pay funeral tributes

Much-loved TV legend Paul O' Grady didn't fear death after suffering three heart attacks and losing most of his friends to AIDS in the Eighties

Daily Mirror

Hearing aids could help protect against dementia

Hearing loss may be linked to around 8% of worldwide dementia cases

Wales Online

Hearing aids could help cut the risk of dementia, study finds

Study provides best evidence yet to suggest hearing aids could mitigate potential impact of hearing loss on dementia

The Guardian - UK

Hearing aids may protect against higher risk of dementia linked to hearing loss

Researchers suggest the findings indicate that the devices could be a cheap way to reduce the potential impact of hearing loss on dementia.

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Court clears Richard Gere 16 years after infamous Shilpa Shetty kiss

This case has been ongoing in the Indian legal system for over 15 years

The Philadelphia Inquirer

John Fetterman got hearing aids for sensorineural hearing loss. Here's what that means

PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathy, stroke, and depression — common medical conditions that affect millions of Americans.

The Independent UK

New test could reassure parents their baby’s hearing aids are working

Researchers say there is no reliable way of testing how well babies are hearing through their hearing aids between the ages of three and seven months.

The Independent UK

New test could reassure parents their babies’ hearing aids are working – study

Researchers say there is no reliable way of testing how well babies are hearing through their hearing aids between the ages of three and seven months.

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AIDS hospice founder Sister Annie Laurie on why she refused to let the sick die alone

In the 1980s, newspapers referred to AIDS as "the killer plague". The cruel words of the time would not stop Sister Annie Laurie from caring for the sick and dying.

Evening Standard

Best swimming aids for kids and toddlers to support them as they learn

Teaching your little ones to swim? Inspire water confidence with fun aids and floats

Nottingham Post

Amanda Holden's 'not woke' Paul O'Grady tribute slammed by fans

"Amanda Holden on Paul O'Grady: 'He didn't have a woke bone in his body'. That would be the drag artist, AIDS campaigner, LGBTQ+ hero and anti austerity critic Paul O'Grady."

Miami Herald

Pioneering doctor still leads Haitian health care fight in Miami 35 years after AIDS battle

MIAMI — In the mid 1980s, as the HIV/AIDS epidemic was spreading rapidly, Haitians were stigmatized and being Haitian was erroneously labeled by the U.S. government as one of the four risk factors for contracting the disease.

Manchester Evening News

Paul O'Grady's quick-witted response to 'rubber gloves' police raid on gay bars in London and Manchester

“It seemed to be the fashion at the time"

Daily Mirror

Paul O'Grady had 'planned nothing' for his death after losing most friends to AIDS

The late Paul O'Grady admitted he had 'nothing planned' for his death after he lost most of his friends during the AIDS epidemic, which left him questioning why he was 'spared'

Louder

Watch Freddie Mercury's final ever interview on camera

Queen frontman Freddie Mercury was interviewed on film for the final time in 1987, the same year he was diagnosed with AIDS, a fact undisclosed to the public at the time

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