Carestream Health has received FDA 510(k) clearance and is now shipping the new CS 9300, a point-of-care computed tomography (CT) system tailored for otolaryngology (ENT) and allergy practices.
Read MoreJust in time for the International Hearing Society (IHS) conference in Boston, ReSound has introduced the Alera TS, which combines an advanced hearing aid with a tinnitus sound generator (TSG).
Read MoreOticon has introduced Oticon Get, a new entry level standard and power BTE line that offers cost-conscious consumers speech intelligibility technology with open ear acoustics and directionality, plus comfort in noisy environments.
Read MoreTwo House Clinic physicians, Jennifer Derebery, MD, and John W. House, MD, will be recognized by the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (AAO-HNS) at its annual meeting.
Read MoreThe Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) has announced the launch of a redesigned website that is more user-friendly and has a more modern web design.
Read MoreAccording to market researchers at companiesandmarkets.com, the market for ear, nose and throat (ENT) devices is expected to reach a value of over $13 billion by the year 2017, representing a yearly increase of 7% from 2010 to 2017.
Read MoreEarlier this summer, Interton launched its own web TV station at www.interton.tv. The station publishes video clips on a wide variety of topics about Intertons hearing products and software.
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Despite what might be perceived as a constant flow of grim economic news and financial indicators, US hearing instrument sales in the second quarter (Q2) of 2011 were stable and comparable to the same period last year, according to statistics
Read MoreOticon has released the Intiga, a new hearing aid line for the United States market that targets first-time users through features that enable hearing professionals to fit users quickly and accurately while achieving more customer satisfaction.
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Researchers from Western Kentucky University and the University of Louisville have identified a growth hormone that repairs hair cell damage in the ear of a zebrafish. The findings may one day lead to a therapy for repairing cochlea hair cells in humans.
Read MoreClarity, the manufacturer of amplified telephones and other devices for those with hearing loss, has moved its headquarters. The new building will include advanced acoustic testing equipment, as well as solar panels to reduce energy costs.
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A sneak peek at some of the new products, services, and booth events being featured at the 2011 International Hearing Society (September 15-17, Boston) and Academy of Doctors of Audiology (November 3-5, Bonita Springs, Fla) Conventions.
Read MoreA look at the nominees in HR’s first annual salute to those hearing care professionals who exemplify quality care for individuals with hearing impairment.
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Potential benefits of speech intelligibility, listening effort, and sound quality were explored by comparing the Oticon Chili SP with the participants’ own hearing instruments.
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Traditional and newer methods for phone and TV amplification are detailed in this article that highlights the usefulness of new wireless digital technology. However, it reminds that, as with any clinical decision on amplification, the needs and lifestyle of the individual client should take precedence.
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