DOD Awards Neuromonics $1 Million to Conduct Army Tinnitus Study
Tinnitus is among the top medical complaints for soldiers; the company’s clinically proven treatment for civilians to be evaluated for the military.
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Can Vitamins and Minerals Prevent Hearing Loss?
Some 10 million people in the United States suffer from impairing noise-induced hearing loss, a trend researchers and physicians are hoping to reverse with a vitamin and mineral cocktail that shows promise for prevent hearing loss caused by loud noises.
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High doses of vitamins taken before exposure prevents permanent hearing loss in animals.
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Research Round up
Research and new avenues in auditory science are changing the way we look at our ears—and how amplification, drugs, and implants might be applied to them.
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Study: Wealth Gap Affects Spoken Language Success in Young CI Recipients
A recent study of outcomes in infants and young deaf children with cochlear implants suggests that socioeconomic status plays a major role in whether spoken language becomes their primary communication mode.
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Study: OTOF Gene Therapy Restored Hearing in Deaf Patients
In a new study, gene therapy targeting the OTOF gene significantly restored hearing in children and adults with congenital deafness, with rapid improvement and no serious side effects.
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COVID-19 and the Auditory System – Five Years Later
A look at what we now know about how COVID-19 has been found to affect the auditory system, based on a review of the literature.Â
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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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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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Machine Learning Tool Predicts a Child’s Cisplatin-Induced Hearing Loss Risk
This tool allows doctors to tailor interventions like hearing monitoring or STS use based on each child’s specific risk of cisplatin-induced hearing loss.
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Tinnitus Research and Practice: 2025 Warsaw Congress Highlights
The 2025 World Tinnitus Congress united global experts to explore cutting-edge research, treatments, and technological innovations in tinnitus care.
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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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How Chronic Illnesses Impact Hearing, Balance, and Cognition: A Guide for Hearing Care Professionals
Knowing the auditory, vestibular, and cognitive issues associated with chronic illnesses can help hearing care professionals better treat patients with these conditions.
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When Positional Vertigo is Not “Benign”
Vertebral artery compromise can mimic BPPV and should always be considered in cases of “atypical” BPPV.
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