May is “Better Hearing and Speech Month,” and throughout the month many organizations in the hearing care industry are participating in activities and offering information to promote better hearing health.
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Starkey Hearing Technologies has earned an Edison Award for its Halo Made for iPhone hearing aid.
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April 29th is International Noise Awareness Day, a good opportunity to raise awareness about noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) and also to assess the noises you are exposed to on a daily basis. How noisy is your world?
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Experts and patients alike provide perspectives on the ABI, or auditory brainstem implant, considered by many to be a miracle hearing device for people with profound hearing loss who cannot benefit from hearing aids or cochlear implants.
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Psyx Research Inc has been tapped by Yota Devices to include its adaptive Earprint technology in the new YotaPhone 2, a “two-front” smartphone.
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Van Vliet looks at how the world is changing, noting that today we are busy trying to understand noise reduction options and how to program optimally as technology advances. What will we be doing in 25 years?
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Audiologist Brian Taylor explains how professionals must change in order to meet the needs of the hearing healthcare marketplace in the “just good enough” era.
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A review of the American Academy of Audiology’s AudiologyNOW! 2015 convention and a report on the Academy’s General Assembly.
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To support its ongoing growth, Listen Technologies appoints Andrew Glasmacher as product training manager to serve as an additional resource for dealers and end users.
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Cochlear released the small bone conduction Baha 5 Sound Processor for people who are deaf in one ear, or have conductive or mixed hearing loss. Users can stream sound and control the processor from the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
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Beltone received a 2015 Red Dot Award for the product design of its Beltone Boost hearing aid. The award acknowledges the company for design excellence, and for creating a comfortable hearing aid that helps wearers overcome significant hearing challenges.
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Dr Chasin discusses how the karate approach of balancing on your back leg for defensive moves can be a helpful strategy for practicing “defensive audiology.”
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An interview with Phonak Group VP Martin Grieder and VP of Product Marketing Thomas Lang.
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An electrical engineering researcher at the University of Texas at Arlington is developing more efficient, integrated circuits for better hearing aids with improved directionality, based on studies of a parasitic fly.
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Many manufacturers featured their latest products at the AudiologyNOW! AAA 2015 convention in San Antonio. Here is a peek at some of the new offerings from Siemens, ReSound, Oticon, Widex, Phonak, and more.
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