Clinical Trial Questions Benefits of Glucocorticoid for Sudden Hearing Loss
A clinical study found that high-dose glucocorticoids are no more effective than a standard-dose in treating those with sudden hearing loss.
A clinical study found that high-dose glucocorticoids are no more effective than a standard-dose in treating those with sudden hearing loss.
The Hearing Review spoke with Marshall Chasin, AuD, about the nuances of tinnitus for musicians in differing age demographics.
Successful approaches for preserving harmonics in music programs can retain the same overall sound of music for hard-of-hearing people.
Researchers found the novel gene therapy to be an effective treatment for patients with a specific form of autosomal recessive deafness.
Spiral Therapeutics is partnering with the Vestibular Disorders Association to improve the lives of patients suffering from balance disorders.
The American Tinnitus Association announced the opening of applications for its 2024 Innovative Research Grants Program.
Video gamers worldwide may be risking irreversible hearing loss and/or tinnitus, according to a systematic review of the available evidence.
Age-appropriate testing ensures the best outcomes and quality of life for CI candidates with abnormal balance and equilibrium function.
A survey finds 64% of older adults have hearing difficulty, but only 14% have tried hearing aids and a quarter haven't had a hearing test.