Deprivation of vision during critical periods of childhood development has long been thought to result in irreversible vision loss. Now, researchers have challenged that theory by studying a unique population of pediatric patients.
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Oticon turned Super Bowl fever into an opportunity to capture national media attention for hearing health with a targeted campaign that capitalized on existing research, fun facts, and two amazing little girls from New Jersey.
Read MoreHearing loss community encouraged to cheer on first offensive player in the NFL with severe hearing loss.
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Neuromonics is introducing what it calls an easy-to-use device to help tinnitus sufferers manage symptoms on demand. The Haven serves as a step between Neuromonics’ Oasis™ and Sanctuary™ devices.
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The CCS-200 spirometer is now available from Benson Medical Instruments.
Read MoreJun 26, 2014 Hearing Loss Association of American 2014 Convention Austin, Tex
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Oticon is sponsoring a national campaign designed to motivate people to take the first steps toward better health and better hearing.
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Here’s your chance to get your Super Sunday started early with some Super Bowl/auditory facts from Oticon…
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The UCLA/Harvard study shows that, with its high prevalence across the United States, pediatric AOM accounts for approximately $2.88 billion in added healthcare expenses annually and is a significant healthcare utilization concern.
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The Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Oticon, Widex, and GN ReSound will open a new research facility on the campus of DTU.
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The 3-day conference in Las Vegas focused on new technology and research, patient engagement, and best practices for entrepreneurial success, while featuring keynotes from Presidents Clinton and Bush, Donald Trump, and many more.
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Oticon Foundation, Somerset, NJ, has announced a $1.1 million grant to the Technical University of Denmark to fund a new research group in hearing diagnostics.
Read MoreSpeech, language and hearing organizations in various parts of the world join forces to raise international awareness of communication disorders and their treatment.
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Researchers have demonstrated, for the first time, that aspirin intake correlates with halted growth of vestibular schwannomas.
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While past research has shown that the brain creates a similar code for vision and hearing integration, Duke University researchers have found the opposite: neurons respond differently depending on if it’s auditory or visual stimuli.
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