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Researchers Develop Vaccine to Curb Childhood Ear Infections
University of Adelaide researchers have started work on developing a new vaccine that could help ward off painful ear infections in children.
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Optimizing Sound Quality to Reach More People with Tinnitus
The sound quality of Widex PureSound is tailored to people with milder hearing loss, including those with tinnitus.
The Impact of Adding Tympanometry to Hearing Screenings for Children
Researchers 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.
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Experts Confirm Betahistine’s Clinical Utility in the Treatment of BPPV
Altamira 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.
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NAL Releases 2022 Annual Impact Report
NAL 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.
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2023 Future of Hearing Healthcare Conference
The 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.
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Researchers Use CEAP Test to Determine Hearing in Infants
A 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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Study Reveals “Brain Fog” Linked to APD
New study finds link between “brain fog” symptoms in long COVID patients and auditory processing disorder (APD)—an underdiagnosed neurological disorder.
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Researchers Find Correlation Between Traffic Noise and Tinnitus
Exposure to traffic noise increases the risk of developing tinnitus, according to a study of 3.5 million Danes by researchers at the University of Southern Denmark.
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Samsung Earbuds Show Promise as a Hearing Enhancement Device
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds2 Pro with ambient sound has been evaluated as a hearing enhancement device for people with mild-to-moderate hearing loss.
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5 Rules to Building a Successful Diagnostic Balance Practice
Audiology and otolaryngology practitioners are often tasked with building diagnostic balance services, and the success of a diagnostic balance practice can be attributed to five rules.
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UWA Researcher Develops New Wellness Program
A new program, dubbed AIMER, has been launched to enable clinical audiologists in Australia to provide mental health support to adults with hearing loss. The program was developed based on research conducted by the University of Western Australia and Ear Science Institute Australia.
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Google Joins Other Organizations in a Multi-Year Collaboration
Google has partnered with Cochlear, Australian Hearing Hub members, National Acoustic Laboratories, Macquarie University, The Shepherd Centre, and NextSense to find solutions for hearing loss.
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Neuromod Devices’ Lenire Receives De Novo Approval from FDA
Neuromod Devices’ Lenire, a bimodal neuromodulation device, has received De Novo approval from the FDA to treat tinnitus. According to the company, Lenire is the first of its kind to receive FDA approval.
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CILcare Welcomes Experts in Auditory Science
Biotech company CILcare adds four hearing experts to its Scientific Advisory Board: Keith Darrow, Stéphane Maison, Aimo Kannt, and Dona Jayakody. The SAB will help develop CILcare’s synaptopathy pipeline, which targets early markers of neurocognitive and inflammatory diseases.
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Primary Care Audiology Team Member Honored for Research
An advanced audiology practitioner received a national award for his research into hearing services in Swansea Bay, UK. His study revealed that audiology services are used the most by patients living in deprived areas. The findings aided in the planning of new clinics to improve access to hearing health services.
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Hearing Aids as Wellness Devices Mean Deeper Engagement with Patients
Wellness hearing aids that combine lifestyle functions with amplification, natural sound processing, and clarity can offer a holistic approach to well-being.
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