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Starkey Hearing Foundation
Annual Gala Raises Over $4.5 Million
Read MoreStarkey Hearing Foundation Gala Brings Out the Stars and Raises $4.5 Million for World Hearing Care
The star-studded event, hosted by Jay Leno, featured musical performances by Jim Belushi, rock legend Glenn Frey, and Kenny Loggins and raised $4.5 million for support of hearing care missions that have distributed more than 200,000 hearing aids to people worldwide since 2000.
Read MoreFood Supplement Could Combat Effects of Gunfire
High doses of vitamins taken before exposure prevents permanent hearing loss in animals.
Read MoreAcoustic Systems Partners to Help Disadvantaged Youth
Austin-based company lends support to aspiring musicians.
Read MoreNerve Implants May Expand Sound Range For The Deaf
Newly developed electrode array works with auditory nerve in profoundly deaf.
Read MoreA Wider Range Of Sounds For The Deaf
Possible new option for severely deaf people could far eclipse performance of cochlear implants.
Read MoreASHA and CEA Team for Campaign
Agencies will develop online resource to educate about usage-associated risks of personal audio technology.
Read MoreListening Technology to Showcase at Jazz Concert
New system features a vibrating seat and speakers at ear level so users can feel rhythms and vibrations.
Read MoreJazz Artists Team to Debut “Listening Through The Body”
Keiko Matsui and David Benoit pair for June 9 concert that will unveil listening technology for deaf and listening impaired
Read MoreCountry Singer Yearwood Enlisted by Starkey
High profile “Don’t Say What?” program seeks to educate consumers about danger of overexposure.
Read MoreAvada and BHI Focus On Baby Boomers
Joint effort made to change the way aging demographic thinks about hearing loss.
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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.
Read MoreArts and Sciences Funded for Children With Hearing Loss
AG Bell contributes more than $22k to support study opportunities to children in three countries.
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