Why Establishing Standards of Care is Critical for Audiologists
In this Hearing Horizons podcast, APSO President Laura Pratesi, AuD, discusses the organization’s mission to define minimum standards of care.
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What Does it Mean When Earbuds Are Hearing Aids?
With the first FDA authorization for OTC hearing aid software, what does hearing aid functionality inside earbuds mean for audiology and HCPs?
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Social Media Influencer Perseveres Through Hearing Loss and Physical Injury
Mason Branstrator, a social media influencer and advocate for those with hearing loss and spinal cord injuries, uses Signia Silk Charge&Go IX hearing aids to stay active and connected while empowering his growing online community.
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Dissonance Depends On the Context… And the Culture
Context and complexity can go a long way toward making what one person may consider dissonant sound quite pleasant to others.
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Improving Hearing Care for Children with Developmental Disabilities
Angela Bonino, PhD, discusses her research on why children with developmental disabilities tend not to get the best hearing assessments.
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Apple Unveils Hearing Aid Capabilities for AirPods
New hearing health features for the Apple AirPods Pro 2 provide a clinically validated hearing test, an OTC hearing aid function, and more.
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Patrick Kochanowski: Being an Agent for Change in Hearing Care
The Hearing Review spoke with IHS President Patrick Kochanowski who shared his perspective on hearing care as a hearing instrument specialist.
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Roundtable: Hearing Aid Selection in Severe, Profound Losses
Hearing Review editorial advisory board members share their perspective on determining the best hearing devices for people with severe hearing loss.
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OTC Hearing Aid Market to Hit $1.16 Billion by 2030
The U.S. OTC hearing aid market is fueled by increasing demand for affordable, accessible, and technologically advanced devices.
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Frequency Raising: Perhaps the Time Has Come?
While frequency lowering to accommodate cochlear dead zones is relatively common, frequency raising is not—so far.
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Professional Drummer’s New Widex Hearing Aids Boost Career Shift
Drummer Mark Schulman’s hearing loss due to prolonged exposure to loud music led him to shift careers. His new hearing aids allow him to experience improved hearing in his personal and professional life.
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Beyond Hearing Screening: The Importance of Holistic Hearing Care and Audiometric Analysis
For patients to get the most out of hearing screenings, the service should ensure a path to further diagnosis and appropriate follow-up care.
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Tinnitus Management: There ARE Options
While there is no cure for tinnitus, don’t tell patients there is nothing they can do. Many treatment options exist to ease the burden.
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How to Discuss Mental Well-Being with Audiology Patients
The Hearing Review spoke with Bec Bennett, PhD, an audiologist at National Acoustic Laboratories, about discussing patients’ mental well-being at hearing clinics.
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Concha Labs Launches FDA-Cleared OTC Hearing Aid
Concha Labs launched an OTC hearing aid solution that allows users to personalize their hearing profiles in minutes via their iPhones.
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