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Strictly’s Kaye Adams admits she struggled to accept that she needed two hearing aids

“You don’t go for a test without having your suspicions, so it didn’t come completely out of the blue,” she says.

Daily Record

Strictly's Kaye Adams says she relies on two hearing aids as she starts rehearsals for BBC show

She's taking part in the BBC series a year after deaf contestant Rose Ayling-Ellis lifted the glitterball

Wales Online

Deaf toddler given doll with cochlear implants like his and 'takes it everywhere'

It came from a business that makes inclusive dolls for children

Wales Online

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Strictly’s Kaye Adams admits she struggled to accept that she needed two hearing aids

Loose Women star Kaye Adams has opened up about the moment she was told she needed two hearing aids ahead of her stint on the new series of Strictly Come Dancing

Daily Mirror

Freddie Mercury's tragic death and final words, shocking appearance and last song

The frontman of rock band Queen died more than 30 years ago after contracting AIDS. The extravagant singer, who would have been 76 if he had survived, continued to make music right up until his death

Daily Mirror

The abortion rights movement can learn from the Aids activism of the 80s and 90s

Act Up employed a multiplicity of tactics and responses while maintaining a laser-focused singleness of purpose

The Guardian - US

Artists must expose corruption, urges director of documentary on opioid crisis

The story of Nan Goldin, a photographer who campaigned against the Sackler family’s Purdue Pharma, premieres at the Venice Film Festival

The Guardian - UK

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We will ensure BBC donation honours Diana’s legacy, says charity boss

The BBC donated £1.42 million to seven charities linked to Diana following the 1995 Panorama interview.

The Independent UK

Limited funding hampers charities’ early monkeypox response

Two biopharmaceutical companies will give $5 million and $500,000, respectively, to nonprofit organizations in the United States and abroad that are responding to the growing monkeypox outbreak

The Independent UK

Princess Diana showed the world how to use celebrity for good

Diana, Princess of Wales, was known for championing humanitarian causes and redefining celebrity. She died 25 years ago today.

WEKU

All the ways Princess Diana inspired a generation

The ‘People’s Princess’ was adored all over the world.

The Independent UK

Princess Diana's compassion and kindness for others helped break challenging stigmas

It was in 1987, when Princess Diana first shocked - and subsequently changed - the world, when she opened the UK’s first HIV/AIDs unit at Middlesex Hospital

Daily Mirror

Kaye Adams advised to wear hearing aids in both ears weeks before Strictly Come Dancing

"Have to admit though his diagnosis was a shock"

Nottingham Post

Best golf training aids: Swing speed training

We've got the need, the need for speed training aids.

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Should You Buy Eargo After the FDA Ruling on Hearing Aids?

Hearing aid maker Eargo (EAR) reported disappointing second-quarter results. And analysts seem bearish about the company’s growth prospects. However, EAR climbed considerably following the FDA approval for over-the-counter hearing aid sales. After gaining nearly 198% over the past month, is EAR still a buy now? Read more to find out….

Los Angeles Times

The FDA says you can get hearing aids without a prescription. Here's how

Despite what Mick Jagger claims, time is not on our side.

The Guardian - UK

‘People are freaking out, seeing young men with lesions all over their faces’: the anxious wait for monkeypox vaccines

With supplies running low, many gay and bisexual men are struggling to get appointments at sexual health centres – and for some, the handling of the outbreak has alarming echoes of the HIV/Aids epidemic

The Conversation

Misinformation is a common thread between the COVID-19 and HIV/AIDS pandemics – with deadly consequences

Since health officials confirmed the first COVID-19 cases, misinformation has spread just as quickly as the virus. Social media may have made the amount, variety and speed of misinformation seem unprecedented, but COVID-19 isn’t the first pandemic where false and harmful information has set back public health.

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How to know if you need an over-the-counter hearing aid, or a doctor

Not all hearing loss is equal. Audiologists and hearing experts offered up tips on how to know if over-the-counter aids are right for you, and when hearing symptoms should entail a doctor visit.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Zoe Leonard’s ‘Strange Fruit’ art installation stars heaps of 20-year-old decaying produce

PHILADELPHIA -- "Strange Fruit" is arrayed across the floor of a small gallery in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a total of 295 bananas, oranges, grapefruits, lemons, and avocados created — consumed, actually — by artist Zoe Leonard as the AIDS epidemic intensified in the 1990s with no lifesaving treatment…

Tribune News Service

What Mayo Clinic experts want you to know about over-the-counter hearing aids

The Food and Drug Administration has cleared the way for the sale of over-the-counter hearing aids, making it possible for consumers to purchase these instruments without medical exams or fittings as soon as this fall. It will likely mean cost savings, but what should those with hearing issues know before…

The Guardian - UK

The UK government is dangerously neglecting sexual health services

Letter: Deborah Gold of the National Aids Trust, Dr Will Nutland of PrEPster and Ian Green of the Terrence Higgins Trust write

The Guardian - UK

Musical Tammy Faye tells gay icon’s life story with score by Elton John

Production opening in October portrays US evangelical star who challenged views on Aids and HIV

The Conversation

Over-the-counter hearing aids have been greenlighted by the FDA – your local pharmacist will soon be able to sell you the device you need

After a long delay, the Food and Drug Administration issued final regulations Aug. 16, 2022, for over-the-counter hearing aids. The final rule is effective 60 days from its publication, meaning that consumers could see OTC hearing aids hitting the shelves of community pharmacies nationwide by October 2022.

Fortune

Will the new over-the-counter hearing aids work for you? Experts weigh in

The FDA approved over-the-counter hearing aids, which will be available for those with “mild to moderate” hearing loss. These experts delve into what you should know.

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