The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is offering $100 million for innovations to improve health care quality for veterans. The VA is looking for audiology telemedicine solutions, as well as other initiatives.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah scientists used invisible infrared light to make toadfish inner-ear cells send signals to the brain. The discovery may lead to improved cochlear implants for deafness and the invention of devices to restore vision, maintain balance, and treat movement disorders.
Read MoreHenry Ford Health System and Wayne State University have reached a new affiliation agreement designed to enhance clinical training of audiology students in a hospital setting.
Read MoreBattery companies are honing their products for mercury-free mandates that begin on June 30.
Read MoreConsiderations for diagnostic equipment in the modern hearing practice.
Read MoreThe new trends and developments in wireless hearing technology.
Read MoreHearing aid manufacturer, Unitron, is engaging hearing health care professionals to spread the word that hearing matters with a social media initiative that asks hearing professionals to share their favorite sounds.
Read MoreExSilent has just announced the release of Ytango, the first behind-the-ear hearing aid system with MaRiC, a patented technology that places the microphone inside the ear canal, allowing the concha and the ear canal to retain their natural acoustic sound-enhancing properties.
Read MoreOn May 4 in New York and May 12 in Los Angeles, the House Ear Institute will present “Sound Rules! A Sound & Hearing Celebration,” a free live event to help educate teens about music and preserving their hearing.
Read MoreOticon Inc has announced an alliance with Hearing Instrument Consultants (HIC). The agreement is intended to expand and strengthen Oticon’s business support network.
Read MoreIn a University of Florida (UF) study of 56 college students who believed they had normal hearing, 25% did not have normal hearing sensitivity.
Read MoreAre middle ear infections and childhood obesity related to changes in a child’s taste? According to a report in the March issue of Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, one of the JAMA/Archives journals, children with chronic middle ear infections can experience changes in their sense of taste, and these changes may be related to childhood obesity.
Read MoreCommunications giant Comcast is recognizing Deaf History Month (March 15 – April 13) by offering its customers on demand American Sign Language lessons taught by experts via its cable service.
Read MoreBeltone Electronics announced that it has received an A-plus rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), the organizations highest possible accreditation grade.
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