Obama Sets Up Formal Office For Healthcare Reform
Office will help oversee the comprehensive efforts to improve health care delivery.
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New Mobile Phones From Doro For Baby Boomers, Active Seniors
The HandleEasy models 330gsm and 326i gsm, are GSM-compatible, include large easy-to-view display screens and keypads.
Read MorePhoto Chromic Lenses From Vision Adjust Automatically
Vision USA, Cherry Hill, NJ, offers the new Sport Expo Safety SUN/Glasses, featuring photo chromic lenses that change automatically from clear to smoked (three shades) when venturing into bright sunlight.
Read MoreWilliams Sound Expands European Presence with Distribution Partner, Humantechnik
Humantechnik provides Williams Sound with strategic relationships in an established network of systems integratorsdelivering the high-quality FM, large area infrared, loop, and assistive devices for solutions in the tour, language, interpretation, and hearing accessibility markets.
Read MoreAG Bell Denounces Demonstrations
Protest group’s latest call distracts public from the real issues impacting individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing, according to AG Bell.
Read MorePODCAST: Evidence-based Design in Product Development, with Jerome Ruzicka
The podcast for Thursday, April 9, features Jerome Ruzicka, President of Starkey Laboratories Inc, discussing the company’s new hearing instrument line, the S-series, and industry trends.
Read MoreReSound Introduces Remote Microphone Custom Hearing Instrument
The unique microphone placement in the helix allows the ear to act as a natural shield protecting the microphone from irritating wind noise.
Read MoreIndependent Data Validate Effectiveness of Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment, Company Says
Interim results of its Customized Acoustic Stimulation for Long-Term Medical Benefit (CALM) study show that treatment with Neuromonics reduces psycho-social consequences and distress from tinnitus. Treatment response occurs within 2 months and improves over time, the company says.
Read MoreOticon Debuts a Hit
Hit and Hit Pro enhance the company’s portfolio of modern, discreet hearing solutions based on its RISE platform.
Read MoreBernafon Introduces Verite
The premium, receiver-in-the-ear lifestyle hearing instrument combines proprietary signal processing, multi-environment technology, and wireless connectivity
Read MoreStarkey Debuts S Series With Drive Architecture: the Next Generation of Hearing Aids
Developed with an evidence-based design approach, S Series is available in custom and a first-ever full line of receiver-in-canal options, and powered by Drive Architecture, the company’s newest, state-of-the-art integrated circuit platform.
Read MoreBeltone Honors Catherine Palmer with Larry Mauldin Award
Palmer serves as the director of audiology and hearing aids at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and is an associate professor in the Department of Communication Science and Disorders at the University of Pittsburgh, where she also teaches graduate level amplification courses.
Read MoreSonic Innovations Introduces Its First RIC Hearing Aid
Sonic Touch is offered at three technology levels and available in a choice of five base colors and 15 accent color clips.
Read MoreUltratec Debuts IP-Based Captioned Phone Option
The phone line carries the voice portion of the call, and the Ethernet/IP connection automatically links the phone over the Internet to the CapTel captioning service.
Read MoreNASED Convenes Meeting Alongside AudiologyNOW! 2009
The National Association of Special Equipment Distributors held its annual meeting in conjunction with the recent AudiologyNow! 2009 event in Dallas.
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