National Institutes of Health-funded electric-acoustic stimulation research by an Arizona State University professor could help discover important acoustic cues used to improve the hearing of certain profoundly hearing-impaired people.
Read MoreThe device targets patients for which hearing aids don’t adequately distinguish sounds, but for who some natural hearing remains. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center researchers are seeking about a dozen participants as part of national trial.
Read MoreCompany reports device will be first switch-free speech processor available in the world.
Read MoreFirm’s sales director announces new support collateral for ALD sales on heels of HPR letter to editor.
Read More4th year PCO AuD student wins bowling tournament at 2008 AudiologyNow!
Read MoreOrlando will be host site for event expected to attract more than 1,200 otolaryngologists.
Read MoreSuccess growing global sales organization and industry experience characterize incoming VP: Vivosonic CEO.
Read MoreIndustry peers at American Academy of Audiology convention recognize the late dean of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry’s School of Audiology for his extraordinary achievements in audiology education.
Read MoreMay 14 event to recognize a half century of achievements in hearing health and research, and to inaugurate the organization’s commitment to future endeavors.
Read MoreThe annual International Noise Awareness Day brings noise and the problems associated with it into focus.
Read MoreEHDI Act expanded to provide services for young children previously limited to infants and newborns.
Read MoreHIA staff visit Rep. Dave Camp to express appreciation for his attention to hearing health issues.
Read MoreNew group will provide wellspring of talent and knowledge to meet growth needs of profession.
Read MoreOtoacoustic emission testing shows dysfunction of cochlea and cochlear efferents in patients with migraine: report.
Read MoreWOODSTOCK, Ill Masayoshi (Mas) Harada, co-founder of Qualitone Hearing Aids and Audiometers and a long-time figure in the hearing industry with a reputation as a brilliant engineer, died in early March after a brief illness.
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