National Awareness Month Used To Promote Communication Health
With more than 20% of Consumers 55+ having a communication disorder, ASHA releases tips on identification, prevention.
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AuDNet Launches Membership Campaign
AuDNet’s Preferred Provider Community aims to educate consumers and connect them to member audiologists.
Read MoreHearUSA Centers To Offer Free Screenings
Testing, informative DVD available throughout Better Hearing Month at HearUSA’s more than 180 centers across the nation.
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Recreational Noise and Its Potential Risk to Hearing
Do you sometimes wonder what you really should be telling your patients about noise-induced hearing loss and their hobbies—without sounding like a complete killjoy? Here’s information on a wide range of noisy activities, along with some common-sense guidelines for hearing protection.
Read MoreFrankie Mickelson Named Winner of the Cheryl DeConde Johnson Award
Recipient is nations first and longest-serving school audiologist.
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FireWire Opens New Opportunities for Video-Nystagmography Efficacy and Analysis
Incorporating FireWire into VNG protocols is a new development designed to improve the efficacy and pragmatic analysis of eye movements related to balance disorders.
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Earmold Retention Issues: Why Does This Earmold Keep Falling Out?
In general, it is up to the clinician to evaluate the ear impression prior to custom product manufacturing to determine which earmold or shell style is most suitable for the patient’s ear. Here are some tips for assessing the retention properties of impressions.
Read MoreA Market Update and the Top-20 Trends in Hearing Care, Part 1
A review of recent hearing industry market conditions, as well as speculation on what the future might hold in the next several years for hearing care professionals.
Read MoreAHAA Convention Stresses “Doing the Right Things”
Nearly 300 network associates and exhibitors attended American Hearing Aid Associates 14th annual convention earlier this year in Dallas.
Read MoreStructure of Inner-Ear Protein is Key to Hearing and Inherited Deafness, Says Study
Researchers hope the findings may help better inform efforts to develop therapeutic interventions.
Read MoreHeritability Of Tinnitus is Low, Says Study
The new study shows that only 11% of the variance of tinnitus in the population is caused by genetic effects, whereas environmental factors account for the remaining 89%.
Read MoreSonic Innovations Wins Best in Show Award at AudiologyNOW! Conference
The votes were cast by event attendees.
Read MoreStarkey Hearing Foundation Distributed More Thank 25,000 Free Hearing Aids This Year
In one day in March, Foundation volunteers fitted more than 1,000 children in India, nearly doubling the prior record set for fittings in one day.
Read MoreSmoke Alarm for Deaf, Hard-of Hearing Individuals, Meets UL Requirements
The company can now sell the product to facilities such as assisted care facilities, hotels, motels, and college dorms.
Read MoreHamilton CapTel Joins Forces With HearUSA and Hal-Hen
HearUSA expands product line by offering Hamilton CapTel, and Hal-Hen will distribute Hamilton CapTel benefits to its patients.
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