Synchrotron Imaging Informs Customized Cochlear Implant Programming
The maps the research team created using the synchrotron could make a huge difference to the sound quality of cochlear implants.
The maps the research team created using the synchrotron could make a huge difference to the sound quality of cochlear implants.
Hearing care professional careers continued to maintain top spots on the U.S. News & World Report’s 100 Best Jobs for 2024 list.
Acousia Therapeutics received approval for its Phase 2 clinical trial of the otoprotectant ACOU085 for cisplatin-induced hearing loss.
Researchers created a new diagnostic technique for infant hearing challenges by mapping the connectivity of language regions in the brain.
Read MoreA new study demonstrates that hair cells possess inherent regenerative abilities, enabling them to repair themselves when exposed to damaging factors.
Read MoreA Signia survey found that younger generations have a more negative perception of hearing aids than older generations.
Read MoreThe sound quality of Widex PureSound is tailored to people with milder hearing loss, including those with tinnitus.
Read MoreThe active noise cancellation technology in the AirPods Pro 2 earbuds reduces ambient noise levels by an average 27 dB across frequencies.
Read MoreThis article focuses on methods, data, and results from an ecological momentary assessment (EMA) trial to measure subjective listening effort.
Read MoreHow the “observer effect” can present a challenge for accurately measuring the acoustic properties of closed domes in the ear.
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Read MoreScientists at Mass Eye and Ear may have developed a solution for hearing loss by creating a drug-like cocktail that regenerated hair cells in a mouse model.
Read MoreA study published in The Lancet Public Health journal found that individuals with untreated hearing loss face an increased risk of dementia, but using a hearing aid may potentially lower that risk.
Read MoreResearchers found that tympanometry was an essential tool for detecting infection-related hearing loss, and developed a low-cost, cell phone-based tympanometer to improve detection in underserved communities.
Read MoreAltamira Therapeutics reports that a meta-analysis of nine randomized controlled trials has shown that the oral administration of betahistine, along with the Epley maneuver, is more effective than Epley’s maneuver alone.
Read MoreNAL has released its annual impact report for 2022—outlining its achievements and contributions to the hearing care industry, and highlights the organization’s active projects, collaborations, and key AI research.
Read MoreThe conference will showcase the latest treatments, research, and technology innovations that experts believe will shape the future of hearing care, with topics including neural networks, OTC, regenerative medicine, and AI.
Read MoreA new study conducted by the University of Manchester has found that a test called the Cortical Auditory Evoked Potential (CAEP) can help reassure parents of newborns with hearing loss.
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