Tuning Forks Revisited: Theory, Use, and Interpretation of Results
A look at two of the oldest audiological tests and how to interpret them.
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Author: Hearing Review Staff
Music for the Hearing Care Professional
Many of the physical principles of music are familiar to hearing care—they’re just called different things.
Read MoreIn Passing: J. Byron Burton, November 3, 1923 – January 30, 2010
Having developed a successful practice in Santa Ana, Calif, he was chosen to fit President Ronald Reagan with a hearing aid.
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What Your Patients May Not Tell You
Combating deep metaphors and the rationale for audiological-psychological collaboration.
Read MorePlural Publishing Releases Objective Assessment of Hearing
The book bridges the gap between theory and clinical application for electroacoustic and electrophysiologic assessment of hearing loss across the age range.
Read MoreGet in the Hearing Loop Campaign Promotes Doubling Functionality of Hearing Aids
The American Academy of Audiology on behalf of audiologists, and the Hearing Loss Association of America on behalf of people with hearing loss, are collaborating in Get in the Hearing Loop, a public education campaign.
Read More2010 AFA Otoscope Program Supports 100 AuD Students
The students earned otoscopes through the program, which tests their knowledge about the history of their profession.
Read MoreWith Heart Health Comes Hearing Health, Say Researchers
New research gives new meaning to the phrase “Listen To Your Heart.”
Read MoreBone-anchored Hearing Aids Help Youth With Single-sided Deafness, Says Report
The researchers reviewed the charts of 23 children and teens with single-sided deafness who received bone-anchored hearing aids over a 3-year period. Scores on hearing tests and questionnaires improved significantly following surgery, according to the report.
Read MoreSurvey Finds Misperception Around Hearing Aids Despite Significant Advances In Hearing Technology, Design
Despite advances in hearing technology, hearing aids were associated with old age more than any other accessories surveyed, including glasses, a wheelchair, crutches, and canes for the blind.
Read MoreTV Ears Moves Headquarters to Accommodate Employees, New Departments
Company says its growth required more space; relocation brings warehouses together.
Read More2010 Starkey Academic and Clinical Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted
William F. Austin scholarship and Outstanding Student Clinician scholarships to be awarded in August.
Read MoreSonova Raises Sales, Earnings Outlook for Current Business Year
The Group anticipates an organic sales growth of 17 to 18% and an EBITA margin of around 28% for the business year 2009/10.
Read MoreHearUSA Introduces AARP Hearing Care Program for Americans Aged 50-plus in Several States
Company rolls out program in New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Massachussets, and Michigan.
Read MoreASHFoundation Awards Nearly $400K for 39 Research Grants, Scholarships, Clinical Awards
The awards help to advance and advocate for the future of audiology, speech-language pathology, and speech, language, and hearing science to provide treatments for more than 49 million children and adults with communication disorders.
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