Tectorial Membrane Responds to Different Frequencies
New findings that reveal crucial mechanism for discerning different sound frequencies may have implications for the design of better hearing aids.
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Pediatric Amplification Conference Set For December
International will anchor event that will focus on developments and issues in pediatric habilitative audiology.
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Freedom from Sedation: A New Technology for ABRs
Children need not be subjected to the anxiety associated with a sedation suite, operating room, or soundproof booth. They can be tested right where they are—even in the comforting arms of a parent or caregiver.
Read MoreInteractive Hearing Exhibit Will Appeal to Children
Virtual exhibit features five computer-game stations, demonstrations and interactive educational activities.
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The Middle-Ear Implant: New Solutions for Complex Challenges
The Vibrant Soundbridge recently received an expanded indication for use in adults who have moderate to severe sensorineural hearing loss and desire an alternative to acoustic hearing aids.
Read MoreDirect Access to Audiologists Part of ASHA Lobbying Efforts
More than 400 visits to lawmakers mark advocacy that urges direct access and early intervention services.
Read MoreModel Infant Screening Program to be Launched
Information about infant hearing will be integrated on children’s medical charts in Los Angeles.
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Business Basics: Using Your Financial Statements as a Road Map to Success
Every business owner needs to understand and use financial numbers to develop a historical perspective of performance and to create an ongoing road map to improve results and profitability.
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Are You a Leader or a Roadblock?
By understanding our unique motivators, we can reduce frustration and better achieve desired results.
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Potential Users and Perception of a Self-Adjustable and Trainable Hearing Aid: A Consumer Survey
One “next step” in hearing aid technology and fitting is a trainable or self-adjustable hearing aid. Who would be the most likely candidates for such an aid and how might such a device be designed to maximize customer satisfaction?
Read MoreStudy Confirms Hearing Aids Improve Quality of Life
Though a challenge for the elderly, study shows hearing aids improve overall quality of life among those who wear them.
Read MoreResearchers Pave Way to More Faithful Sound Reproduction
Spatial separation provides key understanding of the ability to distinguish between sounds of different frequencies.
Read MoreSudden Hearing Loss Patients Experience Fast Recovery
Study subjects with sensorineural hearing loss recovered their hearing within three months.
Read MoreOticon Adds 14 to Sales and Training Staff
Company expands sales and training staff with nine account managers and five inside sales representatives.
Read MoreBetter Sound Reproduction On Horizon for Hearing Aids
A new understanding of hearing mechanics may pave the way for more hearing instruments with truer sound reproduction.
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