A new teleaudiology pilot program, funded by a grant from the US Health Resources and Services Administration Maternal and Child Health Bureau, is enabling pediatric audiologists to remotely follow up with rural families and their newborns who fail initial hearing screenings.
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When fitting traditional compression circuitry hearing aids to patients with ANSD, slowing down the compression attack/release times may have a positive impact on speech perception.
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A section featuring the newest products and services available to the hearing industry.
Read MoreNew lamps provide the familiarity of halogen illumination with the performance benefits of LEDs.
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An investigation into the effects of contralateral masking noise on the click-evoked Pa waveform of the human auditory middle latency response (AMLR). Normative values for latencies and amplitudes of the Pa waveform for adults along with confidence intervals are provided.
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Mobile phone solutions are now offered that respond intuitively to the user’s surroundings.
Read MoreA study conducted by Henry Ford Hospital finds that a noninvasive imaging technique can aid in the diagnosis of tinnitus and may detect a reduction in symptoms after different treatments.
Read MoreEarly screening and treatment for infants with hearing problems, and the ability to computer-generate musical scores, are two very different possible outcomes of some off-the-wall research.
Read MoreFocus: How people in a loud room concentrate on one conversation.
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A brief introduction to the neurological representation of music and its physiological effect, as well as a summary of the characteristics of music that are known to be most conducive to relaxation and how these can be integrated into the design of a digital signal processing hearing aid.
Read MoreNew findings could enable scientists to use genetic research to explore differences between conscious and unconscious thought.
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From knowing nothing about the hearing aid industry to creating products for it, Hackettstown, NJ-based Kingwood Industrial Products makes itself heard. To hear Kevin W. Smith tell it, his company, Kingwood Industrial Products, as it is now, s
Read MoreFinding suggests pathway for exploring hereditary causes of human deafness, epilepsy: researchers.
Read MoreReduction of the tinnitus perception leads to changes in the oscillatory properties of cortical networks connected to tinnitus: Researchers.
Read MoreStudy unravels neural interaction that underlies masking capability.
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