NIDCD to Commemorate 20th Anniversary
Day of science and celebration of human communication will feature three sessions representing the institute’s primary areas of research.
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What Helen Keller Knew; What Popular Thought Overlooks
An honest, realistic appraisal of the emotional and psychosocial challenges that beset a huge swath of the general public—those who have moderate to profound hearing loss. The fact that hearing loss has often been called an “invisible handicap” illustrates why so many people fail to recognize its impact on their lives.
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Turn It to the Left
Prevention is the best method for dealing with noise-induced hearing loss.
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Necessity, the Mother of the Cochlear Implant Invention?
The multichannel, electric devices have helped thousands—and they’ve barely scratched the surface.
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A New Brand of Pioneers
Everest Biomedical Instruments is scaling new medical heights with a breakthrough device for testing newborn hearing. While many parents eagerly count their child’s fingers and toes at birth and worry over a touch of jaundice or a capricio
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Overcoming the stigma of hearing aids
Neuro-otologist James Atkins, MD, educates hearing impaired patients about the benefits of a variety of treatment options. Neo-Mediterranean influence is reflected in the architecture at Florida Hospital/ Celebration Health, Celebration, Fla. H
Read MoreZebrafish Provide Useful Screening Tool for Genes, Drugs That Protect Against Hearing Loss
Built-in sensory gear allow fish to screen for genes and chemical compounds that protect against hearing loss from medications.
Read MoreIn Jazz Improv, Large Portion of Brain’s Prefrontal Region “Takes Five” to Let Creativity Flow
Spurred by improvisation, jazz musicians’ brains shut down one region and activate area that controls “self-initiated” thoughts.
Read MoreIn Jazz Improv, Large Portion of Brain's Prefrontal Region "Takes Five" to Let Creativity Flow
Spurred by improvisation, jazz musicians’ brains shut down one region and activate area that controls “self-initiated” thoughts.
Read MoreAlternate Tinnitus Relief Might Include Accupuncture
Results of study indicate treatments that target nerves in neck and head could be useful.
Read MoreAccupuncture May Offer Tinnitus Relief
Study in animals indicates targeted nerve treatments may stem condition.
Read MoreOnly Fraction of Youth With Hearing Loss Wearing Aids
Better Hearing Institute study shows chasm between affected numbers and those who actually use aids.
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Patients Improve Within Minutes of New Therapy
New injectable therapeutics raise prospects for future treatment options.
Read MoreNIH Funds GenVec Balance and Hearing Loss Study
More than $1.1 million earmarked to support pre-clinical research.
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