USC Study: Hearing Devices Reduce Loneliness, Improve Quality of Life
The USC study is the first to link hearing aids and cochlear implants to improved social lives among adults with hearing loss.Â
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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 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.
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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​​Applications Open for Hearing Health Foundation Research Grants
The Hearing Health Foundation’s research grants program is offering seed funding for researchers advancing hearing and balance science.
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Researchers Uncover New Complexities in Human Hearing
Researchers identified a previously unknown set of cochlear modes that refine our understanding of how the human ear assesses sounds.
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Research Initiative Aims to Revolutionize Sign Language Translation with AI
SignGPT is a project aimed at using generative AI to bridge communication gaps between sign language and spoken languages.
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Study Links Hearing Loss to Increased Risk of Parkinson’s
A study highlights a correlation between hearing loss and an increase in Parkinson’s risk, highlighting a need to address auditory health.
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Decoding the Functions of Different Cochlear Nucleus Cells
Researchers have identified and mapped diverse cell types in the cochlear nucleus, a critical part of the auditory system, advancing understanding of how our brains process sounds and paving the way for targeted treatments for auditory disorders.
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