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Baby-boomers missing out on conversation may be due a hearing health check-up says RNID
29 May 08
Hearing loss costs the UK economy £13.5 million a year, so RNID is asking HR bosses to wise up to hearing health and help their staff avoid unnecessary hearing problems.
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Baby-boomers missing out on conversation may be due a hearing health check-up says RNID
News and Events
Hearing loss costs the UK economy £13.5 million a year, so RNID is asking HR bosses to wise up to hearing health and help their staff avoid unnecessary hearing problems.
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King of the dance floor Gethin Jones has been crowned ‘Celebrity Ear of the Year 2007’ in our annual awards voted for by the public.
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We think ears are amazing things which have been forgotten about for far too long! So, we've launched a search to find the UK's most beautiful ears.
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Entries have now closed on the search for the UK's People's Ear of the Year 2007 and Celebrity Ear of the Year.
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In the run-up to Scotland's Euro 2008 date with destiny in Paris on Wednesday 12 September 2007, RNID Scotland asked Scottish football fans to aim for the goal of better hearing health by taking our hearing check.
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Breaking the Sound Barrier gets a boost during Deaf Awareness Week
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As staff head back to work after the Christmas break, RNID and the TUC have teamed up for the second year running to call on workers and their managers to 'Break the Sound Barrier' and take the charity's telephone hearing check on 0845 600 55 55.
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As part of its 'Breaking the Sound Barrier' Campaign, RNID Cymru, the charity representing the 480,000 deaf and hard of hearing people in Wales, will be in the centre of Cardiff on 7 December between 9.30 and 4.30 pm.
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It is likely that more than a million* schoolchildren are missing out in the classroom, believes RNID. The charity for deaf and hard of hearing people has discovered that under 14s can often find it difficult to distinguish speech in noisy environments, a skill which develops as they grow older.
