Eartistic Hearing And Balance Centre

Dr Nur Shasa Ain Abdul Aziz, Eartistic Hearing And Balance Centre

24-Jan-18 10:00

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The ability to hear is such an integral part of our lives that most people take it for granted. According to the World Health Organisation, hearing loss affects about 15% of the world population and yet in Malaysia, the audiology market is still very much considered a niche. We spoke to Dr Nur Shasa Ain Abdul Aziz, the CEO and founder of the Eartistic Hearing And Balance Centre, about the industry in Malaysia and Eartistic as a business.

Produced by: Freda Liu

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Tags: enterprise, eartistic hearing and balance centre, audiologist, hearing impairment, Dr Nur Shasa Ain Abdul Aziz, hearing aid, vertigo, Tinnitus

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