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 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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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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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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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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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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Did we throw out the baby with the bathwater? The limitations and benefits of flared tubing
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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, 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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“We’re now one of the largest—if not the largest—hearing aid distributors in the market, but I really don’t want anyone to know that,” said Costco VP Richard Chavez in a recent article in Bloomberg Businessweek.
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The Hearing Rehabilitation Foundation (HRF) and the University of South Florida (USF) co-hosted the 7th International Adult Aural Rehabilitation Conference at the Sirata Resort and Conference Center in St. Pete Beach, Fla, in late May.
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For parents who choose listening and spoken language for their children with hearing loss, there are some things that will help in developing speech, language, and listening skills.
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The Hearing Review June 2013 Table of Contents
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Widex has introduced a new hearing aid family, DREAM, that offers a dynamic range of approximately 17-113 dB SPL, rather than the conventional range of under 10 to less than 100 dB SPL in the older generations of converters.
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Advanced Bionics (AB) has received approval in the United States for its new HiFocus™ Mid-Scala electrode. Earlier this year, AB announced TÜV and Health Canada approved the new electrode in Europe and Canada.
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