Awareness & Education

This Wednesday, May 6th, eargym officially turns six. I’m amazed by all that’s happened since we incorporated eargym on 6th May 2020. What began as a conversation about the awful impact of unaddressed hearing loss has grown into something far bigger than I ever imagined. As we hit this milestone, my overwhelming feeling isn't just pride in the product—it’s gratitude for the people. 6 milestones we’re proud of We’ve evolved quite a bit from our early days. eargym isn’t just a

In 2026, eargym seeks to bring hearing health to a new population. We’re working with specialists in Cleveland Clinic’s audiology program to co-develop a rehabilitation training pathway for patients who have received cochlear implants, funded by Cleveland Clinic . Cochlear implants are medical devices that bypass damaged parts of the ear to directly stimulate the auditory nerve, enabling people with significant hearing loss to perceive sound and reconnect with spoken langu

A vital new debate has just been published in The Gerontologist by Helen Henshaw and her colleagues at the University of Nottingham and NIHR Nottingham BRC. Hearing loss affects an estimated 18 million UK adults (one in three) and is the third leading cause of years lived with disability worldwide. Yet, despite its massive impact, Helen’s research highlights the stark reality that we still lack a systematic adult hearing screening programme in the UK. At eargym , this rese