International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia to Join EUHA Congress
The 8th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia will be held as part of the EUHA Congress in October 2026, with a call for abstracts now open.
Category: Hearing Loss
Hearing Loss
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Hearing Loss
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Auditory Training: There’s an App for That
Retraining the brain to hear after hearing loss is a game changer for patients, and gamified programs accessible by phone make the practice that much easier to incorporate into a hearing care plan.
Hearing Loss
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Addressing Cognition and Hearing: 10 Recommendations for HCPs
These evidence-based clinical recommendations emphasizing holistic care provide actionable ways for hearing care professionals to address the complex relationship between hearing and cognition in their practices.
Patient Care
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Phonak Launches Global Youth-Focused World Hearing Day 2026 Campaign
The campaign uses international ambassadors to promote hearing health awareness in major public venues in the US, Belgium, and Japan.
Hearing Disorders
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Acousia Completes Patient Enrollment for Cisplatin Ototoxicity Prevention Study
The Phase 2 PROHEAR trial is evaluating ACOU085 (Bimokalner) for its efficacy in protecting hearing during chemotherapy.
Tinnitus
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Neuromod and Treble Health Partner to Expand Lenire Access
The partnership makes the bimodal neuromodulation device for tinnitus available through clinics in Philadelphia and Charlotte.
Prevention
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Amplifon to Launch Global Initiatives for World Hearing Day 2026
The campaign includes free hearing tests, educational events, and a multi-country social media push to promote hearing health awareness.
Vestibular Care
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Case Study: Vestibular Migraine or POTS?
A 14-year-old girl’s vestibular evaluation reveals overlapping signs of vestibular migraine and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), complicating the diagnosis.
Health & Wellness
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Study Finds Older Adults Disproportionately Exposed to Online Health Misinformation
New research shows while overall traffic to low-credibility health sites is low, it is highly concentrated among seniors, particularly those who lean right politically.