Hearring Group

🔔 Panel Update Announcement - 13.May CI 2026 Warsaw

We’d like to share an important update regarding our upcoming symposia panel.

There has been a change in our panelist lineup, and we’re excited to introduce the updated group of experts who will be joining the discussion. 🎤


• Prof. Dr. Javier Gavilán (Spain)
• Prof. Dr. Paul Van de Heyning (Belgium)
• Prof. Dr. Artur Lorens (Poland)
• Prof. Dr. Sumit Agrawal (Canada)
• Prof. Dr. Mark Lammers (Belgium)

🔎 The topic: “Evolution of Hearing and Structure Preservation: State of Art”

🕔 Time: 15:00 - 16:00 CEST
📌 Venue: Hall Ballroom I


We look forward to welcoming you and hearing your thoughts during the session!

🔔 Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to .

📍 Warsaw | May 12, 2026



We’re excited to be part of in Warsaw, where our Hearing Group will host an insightful symposium exploring:



🔎 “Limits of Bone Conduction and Strong Indications for MEI”



🕔 Time: 17:00–18:00 CEST
📌 Venue: Hall Pine + Hazel



Join an outstanding panel of international experts:
• Prof. Dr. Javier Gavilán (Spain)
• Prof. Dr. Domenico Cuda (Italy)
• Prof. Dr. Georg Sprinzl (Austria)
• Dr. Miryam Calvino (Spain)
• Prof. Dr. Mario Zernotti (Argentina)



Together, they will share clinical insights and discuss when middle ear implants become a compelling solution beyond bone conduction limits.



This session is a great opportunity to exchange knowledge, challenge perspectives, and connect with peers shaping the future of hearing care.



👉 We look forward to seeing you there!



🔔 Stay tuned—more updates and insights from in Warsaw are coming soon.

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We have the opportunity to share with you the recording from the World Hearing Day that took place at the European Parliament.

Hearing health is essential to overall well-being, communication, and quality of life.
Hearing loss affects millions of people across Europe and globally—yet it is often overlooked, underdiagnosed, and undertreated. Raising awareness, improving access to care, and prioritizing prevention are key steps toward better public health outcomes.

We are proud to share that our Hearring member, Prof. Dr. Paul Van de Heyning, contributed to this important initiative—helping drive awareness and action in the field of hearing health.

🎧 Listen to the discussion - Link in Bio

We support the call to action: make hearing care accessible, integrated, and a priority within healthcare systems.

Let’s continue the conversation and work together toward a future where hearing health is recognized as a fundamental part of healthy living.