Brain Wiring Quiets the Voice Inside Your Head
Researchers find nerve circuits connecting motion and hearing.
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New Sensei: Oticon’s Most Value-Packed Pediatric Solution Ever
Oticon has introduced Sensei, a new family of premium pediatric hearing instruments that is said to offer a unique combination of dedicated pediatric features for children, their parents/caregivers, and audiologists.
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Integrated Tinnitus Option Available with Phonak Audéo Q
The Phonak Audéo Q is now available with a dedicated tinnitus program that supports a variety of tinnitus management philosophies.
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French Horn Players at Significant Risk for NIHL
New study provides further evidence that horn players are at risk for noise-induced hearing loss. Correcting for age, the number of French horn players with an apparent hearing loss is between 17% and 33%.
Read MoreMoving to a Beat Linked to Brain’s Response to Speech
New study by Adam Tierney and Nina Kraus at Northwestern suggests musical training could possibly sharpen language processing.
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Sonic Introduces Charm Mid-Level Hearing Aid Line
Sonic’s newest family of mid-level hearing solutions includes Speech Priority Noise Reduction, Adaptive Feedback Canceller, Speech Variable Processing, and a Bluetooth-compatible option for Charm 60.
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Oticon Launches New Mid-Level Hearing Aid Line Based on Inium Platform
Oticon introduced a new mid-level hearing device, called Oticon Nera, today during a live-audience and virtual Internet launch from Oticon headquarters in both Somerset, NJ, and Kongebakken, Denmark.
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Williams Sound Donates Early Assistive Listening System to Museum
Williams Sound has donated a late-1970s Personal PA system originally designed by the company’s founder, Jerry Williams, to what will become a museum of vintage audio equipment.
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Study Shows Fruit Fly Is Ideal Model to Study Hearing Loss in People
New University of Iowa study suggests that the molecular underpinnings of hearing in the common fruit fly are roughly the same as with people.
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Events: IHS Preview
A sneak peek at this year’s 62nd annual meeting of the International Hearing Society to be held September 12-14 in Arlington, Va.
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Consumer and Dispenser Feedback Leads to Substantial Improvements in 2G Wireless Accessories
A second generation of wireless accessories is improving both the performance of the devices as well as the access to them by consumers.
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Associations in Action
The 7th International Adult AR Conference Held in Florida, and ADA Gears Up for Super-HEAR-oes Convention in Bonita Springs, Fla, November 7-10
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Back to Basics: The Limitations and Benefits of Flared Tubing
Did we throw out the baby with the bathwater? The limitations and benefits of flared tubing
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American Tinnitus Association Names Cara James as Its New Executive Director
The American Tinnitus Association (ATA) has named Cara James as its new executive director; she has a background in fundraising for international causes.
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Neuromonics Releases New Sanctuary Tinnitus Treatment Device
Neuromonics, the maker of the FDA-cleared Oasis tinnitus treatment device, has introduced the Neuromonics Sanctuary™, funded with a US Army development grant.
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