First National Guideline for Sudden Hearing Loss Is Now Available
The first national treatment guideline for sudden hearing loss has finally been published in the journal Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery.
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Vivosonic Announces “See it. Try it. Believe it” Promotion for Aurix
Vivosonic Inc has announced “See it. Try it. Believe it, ” an Aurix promotion and sweepstakes program that will give away a new Aurix newborn hearing screening system to a qualifying hospital or clinic.
Read MoreIHS and Miracle-Ear Partner to Create Special IHS Membership Program
The International Hearing Society (IHS) and Miracle-Ear have partnered to create a corporate membership program that allows franchise owners and licensed hearing health professionals working for a Miracle-Ear office to join IHS beginning April 9, 2012.
Read MoreLongtime Welch Allyn Team Member Stephen Meyer Appointed President and CEO
Welch Allyn has announced the appointment of Stephen F. Meyer as its new president and CEO, effective April 16, 2012. Meyer has been with Welch Allyn since 1981 and most recently served as the company’s executive vice president and chief global business officer.
Read MorePost-AAA 2012 PR Opportunity for Hearing Products Manufacturers and Services
What new products did you feature at AAA in 2012? Let us know and get your new products featured in the post AAA Hearing Review Products issue! This free PR opportunity is available to all hearing health manufacturers and industry services that exhibited at AAA 2012 in Boston.
Read MoreNew Mobile Software Translates British Sign Language into Text
A new mobile software application developed at the University of Aberdeen allows users to customize sign language and convert it into text. The application may help young deaf people gain employment opportunities and has the potential to transform how sign language users communicate.
Read MoreGN Otometrics Introduces AURICAL HIT
GN Otometrics is introducing AURICAL HIT, the latest addition to the AURICAL line of modular fitting solutions.
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Okay, I’ll Say It: Maybe People Should Just Remove Their Hearing Aids When Listening to Music!
The following represents a summary of several blog-posts from Marshall Chasin, AuD, and his column at www.hearinghealthmatters.org/hearthemusic. —David Kirkwood, HHM.org It’s true that, as dispensing professionals,
Read MoreBlueprint Solutions Offers Series of Marketing Webinars
After filling up its first March marketing webinar, Blueprint solutions offered a second marketing webinar on March 16.
Read MoreNearly 350 Hearing Health Pros Attend AHAA’s 17th Annual Convention
Nearly 350 hearing health care professionals attended American Hearing Aid Associates (AHAAs) 17th annual convention at the end of February in Orlando, Fla.
Read MoreEuropean Study: New Internet-Based Therapy Relieves Persistent Tinnitus
A German-Swedish study shows that Internet-based self-help training for patients with moderate to severe tinnitus is as successful as group therapy.
Read MoreHIA Holds Annual Meeting and Elects New Board Members
The Hearing Industries Association (HIA) 2012 meeting featured presentations by government officials, a marketing expert, representatives of allied hearing health organizations, and more. In addition, HIA members elected two new board members and reelected 4 current members.
Read MoreReSound Offers Student Scholarship and a Vacation Prize at AAA
ReSound will be giving away several prizes during the AAA show in Boston, including a student scholarship and a drawing to win a Four Seasons Hotel vacation.
Read MoreSpring Means AAA Convention Offerings…And Our New Digital Edition
I always look forward to spring for a number of things. In particular, I can move my earplug case from the snowblower to the lawn mower, I can look forward to waking up and reading about baseball in the sports section, and it becomes a very busy
Read MoreHR’s Latest Online Poll on Brand Recommendations
According to Hearing Review’s latest reader online poll, 41% of respondents say that they dispense a single brand more than 80% of the time.
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