The Board of Trustees of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) has named Anna Gilmore Hall, RN, MS, CAE, as its next executive director, succeeding Brenda Battat, who announced her retirement in July 2012.
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Sonova announced that the company’s hearing solutions generated sales of CHF 1,795.3 million, ($1,855,415,620), with an increase of 10.8% in Swiss francs or 7.4% in local currencies, a new sales record.
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Donna Brown, long-time tinnitus sufferer and member of the American Tinnitus Association (ATA), will summit Oregon’s Mt Hood on July 11-12, 2013 as a fundraiser for the organization.
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HR’s monthly product showcase in the May 2013 Hearing Review.
Read MoreThe Hearing Industry Research Consortium (IRC) has announced the results of its first public Request For Grant Proposals (RFP).
Read MoreSwedish researchers have published a small study analyzing speech recognition in noise using bilateral open-fit hearing aids. They concluded that there is a limited benefit of directional microphones and noise reduction.
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The June 2013 Hearing Review Products is now on the web.
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On March 15, 2013, an actor with hearing loss, Brian Kerwin, guest starred in an episode of CBS’ cop drama Blue Bloods opposite Tom Selleck, and wore his hearing aids without any altering of the script or plot.
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Here is a look at “just the stats” from recently released Hearing Industries Association (HIA) statistics on net hearing aid units for the private/commercial market (excluding VA). This month, a look at the use of wireless among instrument styles.
Read MoreUniversity of Melbourne researchers have developed designs for higher-performance electrodes that could provide substantial improvements in sound perception for the next generation of cochlear implants.
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An innovation developed by a Purdue researcher in the College of Health and Human Sciences may make it possible for people with severe hearing loss to hear high-frequency sounds like "s," "sh," "f," and "th."
Read MoreBelow is an archive listing of our most recent Hearing Review print editions. Click on each issue to see the table of contents and links to articles. All articles listed in the table of contents of the interactive editions will also be available on the website. Please input the title into the search box in […]
Read MoreAudio-Digest Foundation has released Otolaryngology, Volume 46, Issue 06: Vestibular Disorders, an audio textbook designed to improve outcomes associated with treatment of vestibular disorders.
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A hospital review of newborn screening test data has found that a newborn hearing screener in a New Zealand hospital has been faking screening tests.
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Welcome to another edition of HRP’s Just the Specs, a popular feature that gives readers a simple graphic overview of some of the latest hearing care technology.
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