Siemens Hearing Aid Remote and App Gains Honors at 2014 CES
Siemens Hearing Instruments honored by CES for second consecutive year in the Accessible and Universal Design categories.
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ASHA 2013 Convention in Chicago to Showcase Latest Research
The 2013 ASHA Convention kicks off on Thursday, November 14, in Chicago and will showcase the latest research and treatment innovations in speech, language, and hearing disorders.
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What’s New? An ADA Preview & Year-End Review of Hearing Care Products and Services
Here is Hearing Review Products annual product review, as well as a look at featured products and services at this week’s ADA Convention in Bonita Springs, Fla.
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MEG to Offer New Insight Into Cochlear Implants
Researchers at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, are now using the well-established brain imaging technique called magnetoencephalography (MEG) to measure brain function in recipients of cochlear implants, including young children.
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GN ReSound Announces World’s First “Made for iPhone” Hearing Aid
With ReSound LiNX, hearing-impaired people will be able to stream audio from music, video, phone calls, and apps directly from an Apple iPhone to their hearing aids. This streaming is possible without any intermediary body-worn device.
Read MoreHow Infants Acquire New Words Across Cultures
Interesting differences emerge from research that looks at infants learning “noun friendly” languages (eg, English) versus “verb friendly” languages (eg, Korean).
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Comparison of Different Directional Microphone Technologies for Moderate-to-Severe Hearing Loss
This study looks at three directional responses–including a very narrow static binaural beamformer–in a challenging environment for people with moderate-to-severe loss.
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Brain’s Response to Reward Signals Reveals Complexity of Auditory Cortex
New research adds to accumulating evidence that the auditory cortex performs a role well beyond just processing sound.
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Single Tone Alerts Brain to Complete Sound Pattern
The processing of sound in the brain is more advanced than previously thought. When we hear a tone, our brain temporarily strengthens that tone but also any tones separated from it by one or more octaves.
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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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