Roundtable: Linking Cognition and Hearing Is Not a Scare Tactic
This discussion addresses the misunderstandings around the connection between cognition and hearing loss and the best ways for HCPs to approach the topic with patients.
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New Noise Reduction Tech Inspired by Owls’ Silent Flight
Inspired by the silent flight of owls, researchers have developed an aerogel that effectively absorbs both high- and low-frequency noise, offering a new solution to combat noise pollution in vehicles and industrial settings.
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Effects of Federal Funding Cuts on Hearing Health
Federal funding cuts to hearing health programs and research threaten innovation, access, and outcomes in audiology care, with especially dire consequences for vulnerable populations and early childhood intervention.
Stanford Study Evaluates Starkey Balance Assessment Feature for Fall Risk Detection
Starkey’s AI-powered Balance Assessment feature, which uses motion sensors in hearing aids to assess fall risk, offers a new tool for proactive health monitoring.
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Study: Binaural Pitch Fusion Still Developing in Pre-Adolescents
A new study reveals that binaural pitch fusion, crucial for understanding speech in noisy environments, continues to develop later than thought in children, presenting new opportunities for treatment and intervention.
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Study: Nerve Fibers in Inner Ear Help Compensate for Hearing Loss in Mice
A study found the brain can enhance cochlear sensitivity to compensate for hearing loss in mice, potentially leading to new treatments for hearing disorders like hyperacusis and tinnitus.
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Cochlear and GN Expanding R&D Partnership for Integrated Hearing Solutions
Cochlear and GN have expanded their Smart Hearing Alliance partnership to enhance joint R&D efforts, leveraging AI and deep neural networks to develop advanced, integrated hearing solutions for cochlear implant and hearing aid users.
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First Participants Enrolled in Acclaim Fully Implanted Cochlear Implant Clinical Study
Envoy Medical has successfully enrolled the first two participants in its clinical study for the fully implanted Acclaim cochlear implant.
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Oncologist Researching Cisplatin Alternative for Cancer Patients
An oncologist is seeking new options for patients with head and neck cancer who cannot receive the standard chemotherapy drug cisplatin.
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The Effect of Speech-To-Noise Ratios On Hearing Aid Noise Reduction Systems in Realistic Environments
This study evaluates how different hearing aid platforms manage noise reduction to balance speech intelligibility with environmental awareness, highlighting the importance of adaptive processing strategies.
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Hearing Triggered by Molecular Gating ‘Spring’
Researchers have discovered the long-sought gating spring responsible for opening ion channels in sensory hair cells, essential for hearing.
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Sensorion Enrolls Last Patient in Clinical Trial of Drug to Prevent Cisplatin-Induced Ototoxicity
Sensorion has completed patient enrollment for its Phase 2a NOTOXIS trial, evaluating SENS-401’s potential to prevent Cisplatin-induced ototoxicity.
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Regeneron’s Gene Therapy DB-OTO Trial Shows Promising Hearing Improvement
Investigational gene therapy DB-OTO showed promising improvements in hearing and speech development in children with otoferlin-related genetic hearing loss.
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Swanepoel Wins Award for Improving Access to Hearing Care
Audiologist De Wet Swanepoel received the award for his research on mobile hearing care, which aims to expand access to underserved communities worldwide.
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3D Microelectrode Technology Could Improve Cochlear Implants
The new μETF one-step fabrication method improves the design of flexible 3D microelectrode arrays for neural applications.
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Cilcare Study to Explore Hearing in Patients with Neurodegenerative DiseasesÂ
The study aims to develop auditory biomarkers for early detection and improved management of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease.
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Vestigial Muscle Used for Wiggling Ears Activates When People Listen Hard
Even though humans’ auricular muscles are vestigial, they still activate when we strain to listen, suggesting they may play a role in auditory attention.
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Envoy Medical Selects Study Sites for Trial of Fully Implanted Cochlear Implant
Envoy Medical has chosen seven investigational sites for its pivotal clinical trial of the fully implanted Acclaim cochlear implant.
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