Research from the House Ear Institute suggests that oral bilingual youngsters who receive cochlear implants perform similarly on speech perception tasks and make equivalent gains in language compared to their monolingual peers
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As the new century begins, audiologists and hearing instrument specialists are more reluctant to predict substantial unit volume gains, although two-thirds expect that their businesses will experience an increase in net revenue during 2001. The 2001 HR Survey, the most comprehensive of its kind, looks at the types and technologies of hearing aids being dispensed, as well as trends in pricing, number of instruments sold, and testing and fitting procedures.
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The third annual stand-alone meeting of the American Auditory Society offered more than 70 different sessions on a wide variety of topics
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A technical review of GN ReSound’s Digital Feedback Suppression system
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The latest available ALD and assistive device products and technologies
Read MoreIn today’s competitive marketing environment, no entrepreneur would operate a business without a phone. So why should hearing care professionals continue to ignore the fastest-growing conduit for hearing health care information—the Internet?
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Diagnostic measures for the early identification and prevention of music-induced hearing loss may help improve musicians’ hearing health and lengthen their careers
Read MoreStarter and disposable hearing aids have great potential for inviting hearing-impaired individuals to try and use amplification
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A look at last year’s regional dispensing activity.
Read MoreThe latest available earmold impression-taking materials and related supplies.
Read MoreChanges in marketing during the 1970s are greatly responsible for today’s market.
Read MoreA discussion on the use of marketing and new technology in hearing care practices.
Read MoreA perspective on why the AuD (and PhD) are valuable for practicing audiologists.
Read MoreIs the hearing aid trial period really a service to hearing-impaired clients?
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A look at how the new ICRA signals can be used for advanced hearing instrument fittings.
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