New Optional Side Window for ASP Personal Sound Enclosure
The optional window can be ordered for either the right or left side of the booth.
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Therese Velde Joins Ida Institute
Therese M. Velde, PhD, a specialist in speech pathology and audiology, has joined the nonprofit Ida Institute Naerum, Denmark, as senior audiologist.
Read MoreWalking Tour Guide (pdf)
The Walking Guide to the 2009 AAA Convention is available as a downloadable pdf – you will need Adobe Acrobat reader to view this. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat on your computer, you can download it for free from Adobe.com.
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Exhibitor’s Listing (pdf)
The Exhibitors’ Listing (alphabetical and by section) is available as a downloadable pdf – you will need Adobe Acrobat reader to view this. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat on your computer, you can download it for free from Adobe.com.
Read MoreSiemens To Donate Hearing Instruments to Disadvantaged Children
Program gives the gift of sound to children in need.
Read MorePhonak Virtual Audiology Conference on the Horizon
The upcoming conference will spotlight frequency compression and future developments in audiology and amplification.
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Batteries & Components
BATTERIES Audio Energy—Booth No 1632 Audio Energy provides customized battery packaging that enables the dispenser to see more patients, sell more hearing aids, and create customer referrals—all popular packaging options availa
Read MoreNIDCD Nets Some $100 Million In Recovery Act Funds
The National Institutes of Health has landed $10 billion in Recovery Act Funds, and has begun to fund two activities.
Read MoreStarkey Taps Experts in New Audiology Series
Four issues scheduled to be published in 2009. Readers are encouraged to share their insights online.
Read MoreAHAA Convention Attendance Off the Charts
Nearly 450 network associates and exhibitors attended the 13th annual convention of American Hearing Aid Associates, West Chester, Pa, held recently at Opryland in Nashville, Tenn.
Read MoreRegions of the Brain Can Rewire Themselves
Scientists in Germany have proven that widely-distributed networks of nerves in the brain can fundamentally reorganize as required
Read MoreVesticon Poised for US Launch of Epley Omniax System
New technology gives millions with vertigo hope for effective treatment
Read MoreDevices Aid the Deaf By Translating Sound Waves to Vibrations
Researchers in MIT’s Sensory Communication Group are working on a new generation of tactile devices, which could be an important tool for deaf people who rely on lip reading and can’t use or can’t afford cochlear implants.
Read MoreTwo Key Executive Appointments at Oticon A/S
Ole Asboe Jorgensen takes over as VP of marketing, and Thomas E. Christensen is named VP of research and development.
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