Best of both worlds: Knox’s cochlear implant journey
90 per cent of deaf children are born into hearing families. One-year-old Knox Duhau was diagnosed with profound…
Read more - Best of both worlds: Knox’s cochlear implant journey
90 per cent of deaf children are born into hearing families. One-year-old Knox Duhau was diagnosed with profound…
Read more - Best of both worlds: Knox’s cochlear implant journey
April 2022 marks 10 years of the partnership between Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS) and The Royal Victorian…
Eye and Ear patient Thi Rang grew up in Saigon during the Vietnam war, and as an only…
The Steeds are an extraordinary family. Donna and David have four children, Jasper (17), Shelby (15) and twin…
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In 2012, led by the Centre for Eye Research Australia, the Bionics Institute, The University of Melbourne, the…
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At 9 months old, Venice received her first cochlear implant. 12 years on, Venice has just started high…
Laurie is one of our cochlear implant patients here at the Eye and Ear. Like many of our…
As part of our commitment to creating better specialist care access for patients across Victoria, and to support…
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