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Evidence-based hearing, tinnitus, and balance guidance from UCSF Audiology. Choose a language, or jump straight into the most-used English tools if you are in a hurry.

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Translations are expanding over time. English is updated first, then translated versions follow after review. Educational guidance only, not medical advice. About UCSF EARS

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Each language home page helps people start with translated guidance when available. The language menu at the top of EARS pages can switch pages when translations exist.

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Popular starting points

Use these hubs if you want to explore topics before choosing a tool. The English library is the deepest version of the site.

Getting Care Figure out which kind of care you need Audiology, ENT, urgent symptoms, visit prep, coverage, and care pathways. Care pathways Understanding Learn the basics of hearing and tests Hearing loss, audiograms, tinnitus, balance, and plain-language explainers. Articles and explainers Devices Explore hearing aids and other technology Hearing aids, implants, captions, remote microphones, apps, and phone features. Device guides Living Well Make daily life easier Communication strategies, meetings, driving, home safety, relationships, and work. Practical strategies Tinnitus Understand and manage tinnitus Start here for tinnitus tools, safety guidance, coping strategies, and next steps. Guides and tools Families Support someone with hearing difficulty Tips for partners, adult children, and friends without adding pressure. For loved ones