Graphic Designer Shapes Williams Sound Re-Branding Efforts
He has a hand in updating print collateral, online marketing, advertising, product and packaging design, and tradeshow presence, the company says.
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Siemens Hearing Introduces the Affordable Pure 300
The discreet Pure product line has been extended to offer another affordable option to meet the needs of even more wearers.
Read MoreIdealism Versus Reality: What’s Your Preferred Hearing Screening Procedure?
You’ve been invited to offer hearing screenings at an important community-wide gathering, and you see this as a prime opportunity to spread the word about hearing awareness and give people more knowledge about their own level of hearing health. You’re to be applauded for accepting this task. But what kind of standards can you set—or even be expected to set—in your hearing screening efforts?
Read MoreOticon Fosters $12,000 in Scholarships For Students With Hearing Loss
Students may use their scholarship awards for any school-related expenses, such as tuition, books, and supplies during any academic term, including summer term.
Read MoreNTID Develops Test for ADHD in Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Adults
DVD allows clinicians to screen clients in their preferred language.
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From Horsepower to Hearpower, Part 1: The Foundations of Power and Energy
An historical look at the scientific contributions of Bell, Watt, Ampere, Volta, Ohm, and Joule, and how their landmark findings relate to amplification. The discussion provides a review of the fundamental history and several often-confusing principles of mechanical and electrical power, force, and energy, and their relation to audition. Part 2 delves further into the relation of these physical principles to loudness perception.
Read MoreWilliams Sound Debuts Program to Help Veterans Hear
Williams Sound Corp, Eden Prairie, Minn, has teamed with the Military Audiology Association (MAA) to offer the Retiree Assistive Listening Device (RALD) program to retired and active-duty military service members and their families.
Read MoreAHAA Names New Executives
New VPs in Northeast, West, and South Central divisions, and SVP of sales appointed.
Read MoreElton John to Headline Upcoming Starkey Hearing Foundation Awards Gala
John is headlining this years event along with Billy Crystal, Gladys Knight, and Tony Bennett.
Read MoreIda Institute Mines Hearing Care Professionals’ Best Practices
The Ida Institute, Naerum, Denmark, invites hearing care professionals worldwide to share their successful approaches to helping patients and their families understand and appreciate the implications of the simple audiogram.
Read MoreNew Member Elected to AG Bell Board
Meredith K. Knueve, Esq, has been elected to serve a 3-year term on the board of directors for AG Bell, Washington.
Read MoreDirect Access Legislation Introduced in Congress
The Medicare Hearing Health Care Enhancement Act of 2009 (HR 3024) has been introduced in the 111th Congress, says the American Academy of Audiology, Washington.
Read MoreNew Research Shows Humans’ Right Ear Preference for Listening
In a series of three studies, looking at ear preference in communication between humans, researchers show that a natural side bias, depending on hemispheric asymmetry in the brain, manifests itself in everyday human behavior.
Read MoreWhen Noise Gets Too Loud, a Special Protein Helps Patch Up Inner Ear Damage
Gamma-actin is not necessary for inner ear development, but is required to preserve normal hearing in adults.
Read MoreBetter Hearing With Bone-Conducted Sound, Says Chalmers
New technology to hear vibrations through the skull bone has been developed at the Swedish university, according to a statement from the university.
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