Cedars-Sinai Names Mia Miller, MD, to Lead Otolaryngology Division
Neurotologist and skull base surgeon Mia E. Miller, MD, plans to expand subspecialty training and launch a hearing regeneration research lab.
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Federal Judge Blocks Key Portion of Student Loan Rule Affecting Audiology Students
A federal court has issued a preliminary injunction halting the Department of Education’s narrowed definition of “professional degree,” temporarily restoring higher federal borrowing limits for Doctor of Audiology students.
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Oticon Opens Nominations for 2026 Focus on People Awards
Oticon is accepting nominations for its annual awards program recognizing individuals with hearing loss and the professionals, caregivers, and educators who champion hearing health.
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Researchers Uncover Biological Mechanism That Could Reverse Permanent Hearing Loss
Israeli and US researchers have identified a biological mechanism that prompts supporting cells in the inner ear to regenerate into sensory hair cells.
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Med-El Acquires Two Gene Therapy Programs from Rescue Hearing
Med-El has acquired two gene therapy programs from Rescue Hearing Inc targeting mutations in the MYO7A and STRC genes, expanding the hearing implant company’s pipeline into biological approaches to vestibular and auditory dysfunction.
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Cilcare Updates License Agreement with Sanofi, Brings Pharma Giant on as Equity Holder
The biotech secures improved royalty terms on its two lead hearing loss programs, CIL001 and CIL003, while Sanofi takes a minority stake in the company.
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InnoCaption Wins AI Breakthrough Award for Text-to-Speech Solution
The FCC-certified captioning app’s AI-powered TTS features earned the company the “Text to Speech Solution of the Year” recognition in the ninth annual AI Breakthrough Awards program.
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Team Oticon Surpasses 100 Participants in Annual Flag Day 5K for Veterans
More than 100 Oticon employees joined Community Hope’s 2026 Flag Day 5K and Fun Walk, marking the largest team turnout in the event’s history for the hearing healthcare company.
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ASHA and CHSA Launch “Helping You Communicate” Campaign Targeting Caregiver Challenges
Poll data from ASHA’s campaign shows audiologist and SLP intervention significantly improves outcomes for patients and their caregivers.
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Survey: Cost Concerns Driving Years-Long Delays in Hearing Care Among Tennessee Seniors
A new TruHearing survey finds that nearly half of Tennessee seniors with hearing loss cite cost as the reason they have not pursued treatment, with many waiting more than five years before seeking care.
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Audien Hearing Expands Into Hearing Protection With Launch of Audien Shields
The OTC hearing brand known for its affordable hearing aids is entering the hearing preservation space with an audiologist-developed device designed to reduce harmful noise exposure without sacrificing sound quality.
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Study Suggests “The Hum” Is Most Likely a Form of Tinnitus
A new study published in PLOS One offers what researchers say is the most evidence-supported explanation yet for “The Hum” — an unexplained low-frequency droning reported by people around the world.
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Starkey Earns Star Tribune Top Workplace Honor for Fifth Straight Year
The Eden Prairie-based hearing technology company’s latest recognition is based entirely on employee feedback and follows a string of workplace and culture awards in recent years.
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HearingLife Opens New Hearing Care Center in Fairfax, Va
The national hearing care company, part of the Demant Group, continues expanding its community-level footprint with a new location in Northern Virginia.
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Acousia Therapeutics Reports Positive Phase 2a Results for Bimokalner in Cisplatin-Induced Hearing Loss
The ProHear Study found that the drug candidate Bimokalner produced a clinically meaningful reduction in pure-tone audiometry threshold shifts in testicular cancer patients who developed cisplatin-induced ototoxicity.
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