MED-EL Announces AudioLink Voucher Option and Sonnet Swap Program
MED-EL’s wireless technology is said to work with “any mobile phone,” allowing recipients to pair with any phone with Bluetooth capabilities.
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Researchers Develop Virtual Model of Cochlea
Improved modeling for speech and music transduction could boost the performance of cochlear implants.
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Researchers Develop Virtual Model of Cochlea
Improved modeling for speech and music transduction could boost the performance of cochlear implants.
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What Do Acoustics, Paris Hilton, and Shower Curtains Have in Common?
The Bernoulli effect is central to how we speak and it, at least in part, defines many of the characteristics of the speech spectrum input to hearing aids.
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What Do Acoustics, Paris Hilton, and Shower Curtains Have in Common?
The Bernoulli effect is central to how we speak and it, at least in part, defines many of the characteristics of the speech spectrum input to hearing aids.
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‘Washington Post’ Article Discusses Whether Restaurant Noise Qualifies as Discrimination
Several people profiled in the article said that, while dining out, they were unable to hear conversation because of excessively loud background noise.
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'Washington Post' Article Discusses Whether Restaurant Noise Qualifies as Discrimination
Several people profiled in the article said that, while dining out, they were unable to hear conversation because of excessively loud background noise.
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‘Consumer Reports’ Article Details How Loud Noise Can Affect Health
A new article by “Consumer Reports” published on the “Washington Post” website compiles recent research on the myriad ways loud noise can negatively affect health, apart from hearing loss.
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Op-ed Warns About Public Health Threat Associated with Noisy Environments
Fielding cites statistics from the The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that indicate hearing loss as the third most common chronic condition after diabetes and cancer.
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Op-ed Warns About Public Health Threat Associated with Noisy Environments
Fielding cites statistics from the The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that indicate hearing loss as the third most common chronic condition after diabetes and cancer.
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New Apple Watch Feature to Measure Noise Levels
The app, known as “Noise,” will periodically use the watch’s microphone to check sound levels, and will issue a warning if sound reaches or exceeds 90 decibels, according to Mic.
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68th Annual IHS Convention and Expo to Take Place September 19-21 in Nashville
There will be opportunities to earn up to 19 Continuing Education (CE) credits, receive new product training, network, and more.
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Expert Insight #7: Has ZPower made any updates to the Rechargeable System for Hearing Aids since it first launched?
Tim Powers answers questions about updates to the Rechargeable System for Hearing Aids. Get new insights into power issues, and ask your own questions!
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Hansaton Launches Excite Hearing System Platform
Two versions of Hansaton’s new sound XC external receiver systems will be available in June 2019, catering to hearing system wearers’ individual needs in terms of convenience and user habits: the sound XC runs on a disposable size-312 battery, while the rechargeable AQ sound XC uses a lithium-ion battery.
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New Plextek Technology to Be Utilized for Tinnitus Detection
Plextek’s technology can reportedly be integrated into both standard commercial headphones and industry standard noise-prevention headsets to help reliably detect the early signs of tinnitus.
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