ENT Doctors Showcasing New Research at Chicago Expo
The 2008 annual meeting & OTO Expo of the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Alexandria, Va is underway in Chicago.
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Treatment For Tinnitus
Researchers at the University of Essex, Colchester, UK, have received a 3-year studentship from the Royal National Institute for Deaf People, London, to investigate the relationship between tinnitus and defects in the inner ear.
Read MoreEar Gear Heeds Growth, Moves to Taiwan
Due to the strong and increasing demand for products from Ear Gear, British Columbia, Canada, manufacturing operations have been moved to Taiwan.
Read MoreNew Conference Supports Audiology’s Future Leaders
The American Academy of Audiology, Reston, Va will hold its first Future Leaders of Audiology conference in Reston, Va from September 25 to 27.
Read MoreField Attenuation Study Shows Individual Training Key To Hearing
The study showed that one-third of workers achieve attenuation higher than published NRR for their earplugs, and another third achieve attenuation within 5 dB of those ra
Read MoreFree Hearing Screenings Offered at AES Convention for Audio Pros
The House Ear Institute, Los Angeles, is returning to the Audio Engineering Society convention for its 12th year to provide hearing conservation education and screenings.
Read MoreIda Institute Names New Communications Specialist
The nonprofit, educational Ida Institute, Naerum, Denmark has named Sharmi Albrechtsen as its communications specialist.
Read MoreFirst Ida Institute Seminar Takes Relationship-Centered Approach to Defining Hearing
The Ida Institute will convene its first educational seminar, Defining Hearing, from September 25 to 27 in Skodsborg, Denmark.
Read MoreEyemaginations Introduces Patient Consultation Software for Otolaryngology Professionals
Eyemaginations Inc, Towson, Md, introduces Eyemaginations Office – ENT, a new software system for otolaryngology professionals.
Read MoreProsthetic Ears Appear To Improve Hearing And Speech Recognition In Noisy Environments
Prosthetic ears appear to improve hearing and speech recognition in noisy environments, according to a recent report.
Read MoreMRI Reveals Inner Ear Anomalies In Children With Hearing Loss
Using magnetic resonance imaging, physicians can identify soft-tissue defects that contribute to hearing loss in children, according to a new report.
Read MoreBeltone Reach Features New Tinnitus Breaker
Beltone, Chicago, has developed the Tinnitus Breaker, a tool to help manage the perception of unwanted sounds for those with tinnitus.
Read MoreCareCredit Offers Advanced Reporting Options
CareCredit’s advanced reporting options on carecredit.com help increase acceptance of recommended hearing aid technology.
Read MoreIllinois Academy of Audiology Revs Up for Convention
The Illinois Academy of Audiology is readying for its annual convention in January, with the theme “Advocating For Our Future.”
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Something’s Happening Here
As I write this, I’m about a week away from my first anniversary as editor of Hearing Products Report. I have to confess that on my first day at my desk after the Labor Day weekend of last year, the thoughts I had weren’t much different tha
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