Researchers Advance Gene Therapy for CLIC5-Related Inner Ear Dysfunction
The therapy targets mutations in the CLIC5 gene, which affect hair cell stability and lead to progressive hearing and balance impairments.
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MarkeTrak 2025: Hearing Aids in the Age of OTCs and Wearables
HIA's MarkeTrak 2025 study of the U.S. hearing loss market provides new data on prescription hearing aids, OTC devices, and emerging technologies.
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Study: Hearing Loss and Loneliness Pave Way for Dementia
A large-scale European study by the University of Geneva reveals that hearing loss significantly accelerates memory decline in older adults—especially among those experiencing loneliness—highlighting the urgent need for early hearing care and social support.
New Drug Targets Bone Disease That Causes Hearing Loss
The drug LGK974, which inhibits the Wnt signaling pathway, shows promise in reversing excessive bone growth in sclerosteosis.
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AI Tool Detects Nystagmus Remotely
FAU researchers developed a novel AI-powered platform that uses real-time video analysis and deep learning to diagnose nystagmus remotely.
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University of Oldenburg Secures Funding for Hearing4all Research
The University of Oldenburg’s Hearing4all research initiative has secured major federal funding as a Cluster of Excellence in Germany, enabling seven more years of pioneering work in hearing loss diagnosis, treatment, and technology development.
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60 Percent of Childhood Hearing Loss Preventable
A new review highlights the underrecognized potential of vaccines to prevent childhood hearing loss, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
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Study: Treating Hearing Loss Can Reduce Social Isolation in Seniors
A new study finds that providing hearing aids and personalized audiology support helps older adults maintain more diverse and meaningful social connections.
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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.
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Can New Brain-Inspired Algorithm Solve the Cocktail Party Problem?
Researchers have developed a brain-inspired algorithm that significantly improves speech recognition in noisy environments for people with hearing loss by mimicking how the brain filters sound.
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Soft Auditory Brainstem Implant to Improve Upon Hard ABI
Researchers at EPFL have developed a soft, thin-film auditory brainstem implant (ABI) that shows promise for more precise hearing restoration compared to rigid conventional implants.
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ASPO Session to Cover Sensorion Audiogene Trial of Pediatric Therapy for Hearing Loss
Sensorion will present early clinical trial results of its gene therapy SENS-501 for treating severe pediatric hearing loss at the 2025 ASPO meeting.
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Flexible Hearing Device a Possible Implant Alternative
Researchers at Wake Forest University have developed a flexible, non-invasive hearing device that may offer an effective alternative to implantable aids and surgeries for treating conductive hearing loss.
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Study Reveals Candidate Deafness Genes
New candidate genes expressed in both chick and human ear progenitor cells which could be responsible for deafness have been identified, offering promising targets for future diagnosis and treatment.
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EUHA Accepting Applications for 2025 Sponsorship Award
Submissions are being accepted for the 2025 EUHA Sponsorship Award, which honors outstanding research in audiology and hearing care with cash prizes and professional exposure opportunities.
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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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