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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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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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Staff Standpoint: Has Costco Become King of US Hearing Aid Retailing?
“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 7th International Adult AR Conference Held in Florida
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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Parent Activities for Children with Hearing Loss
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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June 2013 Hearing Review Table of Contents
The Hearing Review June 2013 Table of Contents
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Designing Hearing Aid Technology to Support Benefits in Demanding Situations, Part 2
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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AB Receives FDA Approval for New HiFocus Mid-Scala Electrode
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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The Acoustics of Hearing Aids, Part 2: A Closer Look at Boyle’s Law
A review of some of the finer points of a basic law we use in our daily practices
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Blog Page: My Fair Lady
Audiology is a wonderful profession. We get many opportunities to help people hear better, and once in a while we get to work miracles. My story today is about a miracle.
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Advanced Bionics Partners with Phonak for the New NaÃda CI Q70 Sound Processor
In collaboration with sister company Phonak, Advanced Bionics (AB) has released the new Naída CI Q70 sound processor in Europe, Canada, and several other countries. The United States release is still pending.
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LSUHSC Researchers Recommend Smart Phone Apps to Monitor Noise Levels
After studying noise in one French Quarter neighborhood of New Orleans to determine whether noise levels exceeded municipal ordinances, LSUHSC researchers recommend that people use smart phone apps to protect their hearing health.
Read MoreAustralian Researchers Developing Improved Cochlear Implant Electrode Design
University of Melbourne researchers have developed designs for higher-performance electrodes that could provide substantial improvements in sound perception for the next generation of cochlear implants.
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