AHAA Convention Attendance Off the Charts
Nearly 450 network associates and exhibitors attended the 13th annual convention of American Hearing Aid Associates, West Chester, Pa, held recently at Opryland in Nashville, Tenn.
Read MoreNearly 450 network associates and exhibitors attended the 13th annual convention of American Hearing Aid Associates, West Chester, Pa, held recently at Opryland in Nashville, Tenn.
Read MoreScientists in Germany have proven that widely-distributed networks of nerves in the brain can fundamentally reorganize as required
Read MoreNew technology gives millions with vertigo hope for effective treatment
Read MoreResearchers in MIT’s Sensory Communication Group are working on a new generation of tactile devices, which could be an important tool for deaf people who rely on lip reading and can’t use or can’t afford cochlear implants.
Read MoreOle Asboe Jorgensen takes over as VP of marketing, and Thomas E. Christensen is named VP of research and development.
Read MoreThe videos target the many hearing aid users who have difficulty identifying compatible products.
Read MoreThe Sidekick II Signature series also helps institutions and businesses comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act.
Read MoreThe system is offered with cushioned headbands or clip-ons that attach to loupes, prescription glasses, or safety glasses and features bright, direct, LED light.
Read MoreThe Iowa Speech-Language-Hearing Association has scheduled its 2009 Convention on October 6 to 7 in West Des Moines, Iowa, at the West Des Moines Marriott.
Read MoreMembers of the Hearing Industries Association met recently to elect new leaders and set the organization’s course for the year.
Read MoreFurnishes audiology programs at colleges and universities nationwide with additional externship and job placement opportunities for their students.
Read MoreYour “unofficial guide” to the products and services showcased at the American Academy of Audiology Convention, Dallas Convention Center, April 1-4, 2009.
Read MoreMcDermott invented the proprietary SoundRecover technology used in Phonak devices such as Nada.
Read MoreA new type of hearing loss and the gene causing it have been identified by an international team of scientists. The discovery makes it possible to be screened for this specific type of hearing loss.
Read MoreResearchers have discovered that the myosin 7 motor protein, found in the tiny hairs of the inner ear that pick up sound, moves and works in a different way from many other myosins.
Read More