Arts and Sciences Funded for Children With Hearing Loss
AG Bell contributes more than $22k to support study opportunities to children in three countries.
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A New Spin on Wax Management: The Centrifuge and Hearing Aids
Cerumen-related breakdowns and loss of performance in hearing aids have always been challenges for consumers, dispensers, and manufacturers. A new system uses centrifugal force to spin out the wax.
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Achieving Complete Personalization Using the Lifestyle Profile
New dispensing software assists in gathering data about the patient’s individual needs and then transforming that data into a truly customized hearing aid fitting.
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Accessing the “Far World”: A New Age of Connectivity for Hearing Aids
Mobile phones, PDAs, computers, televisions, music players, Bluetooth devices—and even the other hearing aid in a binaural fitting—can all transfer information and speech data to this new hearing device.
Read MoreDrug Approved to Treat Paget’s Disease
FDA declares substance safe, clears path for single-dose infusion treatment.
Read MoreFirst of Four AFA Awards Goes to Texas Audiologist
$1,000 postcard scholarships sponsored by ESCO support distance education.
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Integrated REM: Real-Ear Measurement From a Hearing Aid
The authors report that integrated REM will require less than a minute of additional time to perform, no additional equipment, and no more space than the hearing aid itself.
Read MoreResearcher Voices Support for Binaural Cochlear Implants
New South Wales, Australia, is revealing that profoundly deaf people fitted with a cochlear implant can benefit from having implants in both ears.
Read MoreTeens Get Message Loud and Clear on Noise Awareness Day
Noise-induced hearin loss among teens may be caused by exposure to high-volume music, according to survey.
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Achieving Binaural Fusion in Asymmetric Losses
A perspective on current fitting strategies for asymmetric hearing loss and what might be to come.
Read More3D Systems Announces New Hearing Aid Manufacturing System
Film transfer imaging technology will drive new product designed to be compact, low-cost.
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Limitations of Open Canal Products
While open-canal devices offer many advantages, several of which have been substantiated with real-world evidence, they do have some limitations that dispensing professionals need to keep in mind.
Read MoreMedRx Looks to Flannigan for Tech Solutions
Duties for new sales manager focus on expansion domestically.
Read MoreZander Honored for Exceptional Patient Care
Minnesota audiologist is one of only five practitioners nationwide to earn honor.
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Green Lights and Speed Bumps: The Road Ahead for Hearing Health Care in 2007
Open fittings, mini-BTEs, binaural integration, connectivity with external devices. All this, and the age-old question: Does anything change in this industry? This article looks at the latest industry statistics and presents a regional analysis of dispensing activity.
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