The Hearing Loss Association of America is seeking hearing industry and consumer support for regulations that will require movie theaters to show captioned movies for the hearing impaired.
Read MoreA recent study published in the November issue of Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery shows that hearing loss is a common side effect.
Read MoreNew topical gel treatment from Japan based on an insulin-like growth factor shows promise as a solution for sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL).
Read MorePopejoy Hall, a performing arts center, has installed the Sennheiser 2020 Digital RF system. The hall’s Assisted Listening Device (ALD) infrastructure is now upgraded and fully compliant with the American Disabilities Act.
Read MoreThe new earphone is designed for the audiophile and and video game enthusiasts.
Read MoreDavid A Weber, PhD, has joined the company as president, CEO and member of the Board of Directors.
Read MoreThe new Ear Gear ITE can attach to ITE hearing instruments and provide a level of security if the ITE should fall out.
Read MorePhonaks Ambra microM hearing aid design award in the medical product category follows three awards from last year’s iF.
Read MoreA new study from two surgeons at Loyola University Hospital shows that surgical intervention of acoustic neuromas has favorable outcomes in most patients.
Read MoreOn November 11, Jack A Vernon, co-founder of the American Tinnitus Association, passed away.
Read MoreHave patients with hearing loss who are traveling this holiday season? The Transportation Security Administration has issued some guidelines to help navigate through the new screening process, but some guidelines in regards to some hearing aids may be misleading.
Read MoreThe hip-hop and record producer, Will.i.am of The Black Eyed Peas, has joined other noted musicians who have publicly admitted suffering from tinnitus.
Read MoreSonic Innovations has introduced the Endura 6, the latest edition to its Endura Super Power behind-the-ear (BTE) product.
Read MoreHearing News Network is a new service that broadcasts archived hearing loss information to patients in waiting rooms.
Read MoreThey may not be able to agree on taxes, but the at least Congress and the President appear to agree that television commercials are too loud. Hence: the CALM Act.
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