The 63rd Annual IHS Convention & Expo is essential for anyone involved in the hearing healthcare industry, including hearing aid specialists, audiologists, hearing healthcare students and apprentices.
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A letter to the editor about RIC/RITE history from Natan Bauman, inventor of the Vivatone RIC/RITE hearing aid.
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William Demant Holding and GN Store Nord increased their market share, posted what might be viewed within the industry as impressive gains, and confirmed their financial guidance; however, the financial community had expected more and gave the results a cool reception.
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Clarity announces the launch of Sempre, a new amplified home phone that allows users to make calls through their existing wireless service.
Read MoreOticon is working with otolaryngologists, audiologists, and bone anchored implant users to increase understanding and appreciation of the value of bone anchored implants in advance of the proposed CMS changes to withdraw its current coverage policy for bone anchored hearing devices.
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The first clinical trial to investigate the effect of a standardized physical therapy treatment, directed to the cervical spine, on tinnitus is being conducted at the University of Antwerp.
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In a recently published paper in AJA, Linda Thibodeau, PhD, of UT Dallas describes her findings of a new technology which allows people with hearing loss to hear and understand speech in noise better than those with normal hearing.
Read MoreResearchers have identified a characteristic molecular pattern shared by head and neck, lung, and some bladder cancers. The molecular profile offers information that could help physicians diagnose and develop new treatment strategies for these diseases.
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For the first time, researchers have purified a key part of myosin 15, a molecular motor protein that helps build healthy hearing structures in the inner ear.
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Learning to play a musical instrument or to sing can help disadvantaged children strengthen their reading and language skills, according to research presented by Nina Kraus, PhD, at the American Psychological Association’s 122nd Annual Convention.
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Washington State Academy of Audiology announces its fall conference.
Read MoreJoin your audiology colleagues at the Washington State Academy of Audiology’s (WSAA) 2014 Autumn Conference at the Embassy Suites in SeaTac, WA. This year’s guest speakers include: Douglas Beck, AuD, discussing...
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Hearing and vision problems reduce the active participation of older people in various events and activities.
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The right background music can affect how you construe information and your willingness to take initiative.
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New research finds that higher caffeine intake is associated with lower rates of tinnitus.
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