Neurons In Zebrafish May Reveal Clues To The Wiring Of The Human Ear
Recent findings may help reveal the mechanism by which analogous cells are wired in the human ear and eventually help those who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Diabetics Twice As Likely To Suffer Hearing Loss
An American study has confirmed that hearing loss is more prevalent among adult diabetics than in the general population.
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Survey Says!
Check it out: Our debut guide lines up RIC/RITE hearing aids from across the industry.
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We’re Just Getting Started
Back during the American Academy of Audiology convention last April in Charlotte, NC, I was brainstorming editorial ideas with Group Publisher Dave Galuppo when he was still the western and international advertising director and you coul
Read MoreGene Therapy Breakthrough for Hair Cells
Recent research by a team at the Oregon Health & Science University, Portland shows that a key gene known as Atoh1 can not only cause cells to develop into hair cells but that these cells function like normal hair cells.
Read MoreAmerican Auditory Society Issues Call for Papers
The American Auditory Society, Dammeron Valley, Utah has issued a call for papers for its annual meeting in Scottsdale, Ariz on March 5 to 7, 2009.
Read More'Hub' of Fear Memory Formation Identified in Brain Cells
A protein required for the earliest steps in embryonic development also plays a key role in solidifying fear memories in the brains of adult animals, scientists have found.
Read More‘Hub’ of Fear Memory Formation Identified in Brain Cells
A protein required for the earliest steps in embryonic development also plays a key role in solidifying fear memories in the brains of adult animals, scientists have found.
Read MoreWorld-Renowned Ear Surgeon Posts Free Educational Videos
The Warren Hearing Foundation, a nonprofit venture by William H. Lippy, MD, FACS, has posted 24 streaming videos providing education, insights, and surgical examples from Lippy and his colleague Leonard Berenholz, MD, FACS.
Read MoreDeaf Patients Face Difficulties In Obtaining Basic Health Care
Inadequate health care is received by thousands of the United Kingdom’s Deaf patients because they are struggling to communicate with their health care providers, according to recent findings.
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True to the Ear
The continuing legacy of Mead Killion and Etymotic.
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From Sound to Silence and Back
Made deaf by disease, a 3-year-old girl from the islands can hear again thanks to kindness and a cochlear implant.
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The ADA Convention Preview
A sneak peek at the new products and services being offered at the Academy of Doctors of Audiology Convention in Las Vegas November 6 to 8.
Read MoreTelephone Skills 103: Answering Patient Questions About Cost
Using active listening skills and the VIP technique makes callers feel important and understood, which can significantly influence their decision about scheduling an appointment.
Read MoreNational Hearing Screening in Newborns Failing in Argentina
Up to 60% of newborns still do not undergo hearing screening in Argentina despite a law enacted 6 years ago.
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