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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Registration Opens for AAA’s Fall Leadership Programs for Audiologists
The American Academy of Audiology has opened registration for two fall leadership development programs — the James Jerger Future Leaders of Audiology Conference and the new LEAP Series — aimed at helping audiologists build leadership skills at any career stage.
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Five Cochlear Implant Pioneers Awarded 2026 Merkin Prize in Biomedical Technology
The $400,000 prize, administered by the Broad Institute, recognizes the researchers whose complementary work turned the cochlear implant into a viable clinical option now used by more than one million people worldwide.
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Amyn Amlani Named Chair of Communication Sciences and Disorders at University of Oklahoma
As chair, Amlani will lead efforts to expand the department’s educational, research, and clinical impact.
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O2 and Mavenir Trial Network-Based Technology to Improve Call Clarity for People With Hearing Loss
Most trial participants reported improved call clarity through a network-level audio optimization technology that requires no new device or app.
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Sensorion Names SENS-601 Lead Gene Therapy Program, Files Clinical Trial Applications for GJB2-Related Hearing Loss
Sensorion is focusing on SENS-601 targeting GJB2 mutations, while discontinuing development of its OTOF-targeting program, SENS-501.
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Karen Peltz Strauss Appointed to Communication Service for the Deaf Board of Directors
The veteran disability rights attorney and telecommunications advocate will join the board effective July 1, 2026, bringing decades of federal policy experience.
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BIHIMA Launches 2026 Audiologist Survey to Track Shifts in Hearing Care
BIHIMA is inviting hearing care professionals across the UK and Ireland to participate in its 2026 audiologist survey, with findings slated for publication later this year.
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Research Highlights Sex-Based Hormonal Influences on Hearing, Pointing Toward More Personalized Auditory Care
New research suggests hormonal fluctuations across a person’s lifespan produce measurably different auditory outcomes in men and women — with implications for how clinicians approach diagnosis and management of hearing loss.
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HLAA 2026 Convention to Convene in Louisville
The 41st annual event will gather hearing health professionals, manufacturers, and advocates to discuss the latest in hearing assistive technology and advocacy from June 10–12, 2026.
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EFHOH Calls for Broader Access to Assistive Hearing Technology
On World Assistive Technology Day, the organization highlights inequalities in affordability and support across Europe.
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Researchers Use Organoid-on-a-Chip to Model Inner Ear Development
The system aims to provide insight into sensory hair cell development and potential pathways for regeneration.
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IHS 2026 Conference to Focus on Behavioral Science for Practice Growth
The event in Washington, DC, will feature a keynote on peak performance by behavioral scientist Dr Michelle Rozen and offer up to 15 CE credits.
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Juliëtte Sterkens Joins Center for Hearing Access
The audiologist and hearing-access advocate will take on a leadership role at the national non-profit.
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