In the Trenches, Part 3: Caloric and Rotational Chair Tests
Part 3 of this 3-part series explores the relative contributions and importance of bi-thermal caloric testing as well as the contribution of whole body rotation.
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Author: Karl
Concepts for Binaural Processing in Hearing Aids
Advanced binaural algorithms can provide effective solutions for two major problems encountered by hearing aid users: speech intelligibility in noise and wind. Phonak’s StereoZoom and Speech in Wind address these with the new Phonak Quest platform.
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Neuromonics Introduces Device for Mild to Moderate Tinnitus
Neuromonics is introducing a device specifically designed to help individuals suffering from mild to moderate tinnitus.
Read MoreAn Automated System to Improve Hearing Aid Settings for Non-English Speakers
There are subtle linguistic differences between many languages that are not taken into account by the language-specific SII or the LTASS. The new Language Specific Targets implemented by Bernafon’s Oasis fitting software are designed to address this.
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Why the Audiogram Is Upside-down
The evolution of one of our oldest and most relied upon hearing tests: the audiogram.
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The Final Word: Benefiting from Prior Experiences…or Not!
Having access to prior knowledge—whether from peer reviewed literature, scientific conferences, discussions with peers, or trade journals—is an important part of our continuing education.
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Paternity Suit: Who Is the Real Father of Audiology?
Our quest in this blog post is to review the beginnings of Audiology to find the person who began the profession—and became the true “Father of Audiology.”
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April 2013 Staff Standpoint: Connecting the Dots on the Audiogram…and Elsewhere
Staff Standpoint: Appreciating the people in hearing care who have not only blazed research trails but also mapped and paved our professional roadways.
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Off to the Races: Hearing Review Knowledge Summit Held in Sebring, Fla
The Hearing Review recently convened a Knowledge Summit Roundtable that included discussion on a variety of hearing-related topics from Thomas Powers, PhD, and five experienced hearing care professionals.
Read MoreRegistration Now Open for AG Bell’s 2013 Listening and Spoken Language Symposium
The Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (AG Bell) will hold its 2013 Listening and Spoken Language Symposium on July 18-20 at the Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza.
Read MoreGN Store Nord A/S Appeals the Court of Cologne’s Decision
GN Store Nord has announced that it has filed an appeal and will continue to pursue compensation for a German court blocking the sale of GN ReSound to Sonova.
Read More18×18 Initiative Gains Endorsement of Two More State Audiology Organizations
The Illinois Academy of Audiology (ILAA) and the Kentucky Academy of Audiology (KAA) boards have signed proclamations endorsing and supporting the 18×18 Initiative to change Title 18 of the Social Security Act.
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Seattle Native Wins $25,000 from Phonak for Inspiring Story About Living With Hearing Loss
Paige Stringer, founder and executive director of The Global Foundation for Children with Hearing Loss, was chosen as the winner of the Art of the Story & Phonak Healthy Hearing contest.
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HIA Elects New Officers; Announces Re-sponsorship of Hearing Aid Tax Credit Bill
HIA announced new board members and the reintroduction of the Hearing Aid Tax Credit Bill.
Read MorePR Opportunity for Hearing Products Manufacturers and Services for Post AudiologyNow Issue
What new products did you feature at AAA in 2013? Let us know and get your new products featured in the post-AAA-themed Hearing Review Products. This free PR opportunity is available to all hearing health manufacturers and industry services.
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