AudiologyNEXT 2009!!!
Hearing Review Products zeros in on the hottest new products featured and unveiled at AudiologyNow! 2009.
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Author: Hearing Review Staff
The “Canal Zone”
This month’s survey showcases a broad spectrum of in-the-canal hearing instruments
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Something Just Clik’d
This could be a rambler, seeing as how on this website I’m not facing the constraints one must deal with in the pages of Hearing Review Products, so I will try my best to keep this succinct and focused. So let me cut right to the chase
Read MoreAG Bell Offers Auditory-Verbal Practice Scholarships
Applicants must be either certified listening and spoken language specialists or candidates for certification to qualify for the $1,000 scholarships.
Read MoreCochlear Americas Debuts Rehab Program for Cochlear Implant Recipients
The Sound and WAY Beyond CD-ROM helps adults and teens perfect their listening skills at home.
Read MoreStanford Researchers’ Discovery of Ion Channel Turns Ear on Its Head
Researchers found that the ion channels responsible for hearing are not located where scientists previously thought, which turns old theories upside down and could have major implications for the prevention and treatment of hearing loss.
Read MoreSonic Donates Hearing Aids, Treatment to Two Ohio Girls
The donation is valued at nearly $13,000.
Read MoreSupport for Hearing Aid Tax Credit Grows on Capitol Hill
Some 10 Ways and Means committee members now back the measure.
Read MorePower Steering For Your Hearing
A new study finds that ears have tiny “flexoelectric” motors to amplify sound.
Read MoreFirst Quarter Stats Show Industry is On Even Keel
As layoffs are announced and plants are shuttered nationwide, the hearing aid industry is holding its own in the rocky economic environment.
Read MoreChildhood Hearing Loss More Prevalent in Hispanic-American, Low-Income Households
New review indicates fractured medical-records collection for childhood hearing loss.
Read MoreStudy Probes Treatment of Hearing Loss in Usher Syndrome
A scientist at Case Western Reserve University has received a $1.66 million grant for otoprotection research.
Read MoreResearchers Uncover a Root Cause of Deafness
Researchers at Tel Aviv University say they have discovered “hair” microRNAs as a cause and potential new cure for deafness.
Read MoreLatino Construction Workers May Help Skirt NIHL With a Mouse Click
The NIDCD has funded the creation of a computer-based bilingual intervention program to disseminate noise-induced hearing loss prevention messages to Latino construction workers.
Read MoreSiemens Ventures Outside the Box at AudiologyNOW!
The company promoted math and science literacy at Dallas Elementary School by day, and raised money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation by night.
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