Widex Names National Sales Manager
New hire brings 14 years as an audiologist to position.
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Current Smoke Alarms Unable to Wake Millions of Hard of Hearing
Typical audible signal fails to wake test subjects with mild to moderate hearing loss.
Read MoreSpecial Edition Hearing Device Benefits Cancer Research
During October Oticon will donate a portion of proceeds from model’s sale.
Read MoreAFA Awards Leo Doerfler Memorial Scholarship to Spankovich
Winner has focus on cochlear physiology.
Read MoreAAA Expresses Reservations About Proposed 2008 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
Audiology attains “work” status in CMS proposal.
Read MoreHearing Loss Expected to Double for Future Elderly
Music listening habits, higher noise levels drive predictions.
Read MoreAvada Acquires Four Ohio Hearing Care Centers
Regional presence grows to eight locations.
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Slower Growth in First Half of ’07
According to statistics generated by the Hearing Industries Association (HIA), net hearing instrument unit sales increased by 3.5% to 1.22 million units during the first half of 2007 compared to sales of 1.18 million units in the first half of
Read MoreWidex Names New England Sales Representative
Northeast practices will be serviced by veteran audiologist.
Read MoreAnnouncements Delivered Directly to Hearing Aids in Airports
Technology now used in England slated to enter service at first U.S. airport.
Read MoreUnited Hearing Systems is Now Amplisound
Name change premiers as new office location is announced.
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How to Repair a Battery Door Hinge Pin
A practical tutorial on making an in-office repair to a broken battery door.
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Overcoming Conductive/Mixed Hearing Losses and Single-Sided Deafness with Bone-Anchored Hearing Devices
Osseointegrated hearing devices like Baha should be considered by audiologists and surgeons for these special population groups and better understood as an effective means of intervention.
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The Aging Auditory System, Part 2: Slower Processing and Speech Recognition
Poor speech recognition may be related to slower processing within the aging auditory system. Individual variability is expected in both slower processing and speech recognition deficits, and is related to various factors including age, gender, and overall health of the individual.
Read MoreRNID Reports Results from Tinnitus Study; Announces New Leadership
Less than one-third of doctors say they have been trained to work with condition.
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