Researchers Fine Tune Cochlear Implants
Longtime cochlear implant users are reporting dramatic improvements in their hearing, thanks to new image-guided programming methods developed by Vanderbilt University researchers.
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Study: Short-term Hearing Loss Is Protective, Not Damaging
Contrary to conventional wisdom, short-term hearing loss after sustained exposure to loud noise does not reflect damage to our hearing: instead, it is the body’s way to cope.
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Neuromonics Introduces Device for Mild to Moderate Tinnitus
Neuromonics is introducing a device specifically designed to help individuals suffering from mild to moderate tinnitus.
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Breakthrough For Tinnitus Sufferers
Temporary tinnitus – also known as ‘Ringing in the Ears’ caused by exposure to loud music or noisy machinery now solved by academics…
Read MoreAn Automated System to Improve Hearing Aid Settings for Non-English Speakers
There are subtle linguistic differences between many languages that are not taken into account by the language-specific SII or the LTASS. The new Language Specific Targets implemented by Bernafon’s Oasis fitting software are designed to address this.
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Why the Audiogram Is Upside-down
The evolution of one of our oldest and most relied upon hearing tests: the audiogram.
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Seattle Native Wins $25,000 from Phonak for Inspiring Story About Living With Hearing Loss
Paige Stringer, founder and executive director of The Global Foundation for Children with Hearing Loss, was chosen as the winner of the Art of the Story & Phonak Healthy Hearing contest.
Read MoreSoundCure Supports New Tinnitus Foundation
SoundCure Inc is cosponsoring the first fundraiser for The Tinnitus Foundation, a nonprofit established in Phoenix, Ariz, to fund research for the debilitating condition of tinnitus, or ringing in the ears.
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Research: Solving the “Cocktail Party Problem”
Research in the March 6 issue of the Cell Press journal Neuron demonstrates how the brain homes in on one speaker to solve this "Cocktail Party Problem."
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March 2013 Hearing Review Product Showcase
New products featured in the March 2013 Hearing Review
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Designing Hearing Aid Technology to Support Benefits in Demanding Situations, Part 1
The A/D converter has been an Achilles’ heel in hearing aid design. Here’s why, as well as details about a new hearing aid that has tackled this problem.
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The February 2013 Hearing Review Table of Contents
The February 2013 Hearing Review Table of Contents
Read MoreNew Test Method Being Developed for Assessment of Drugs that Fight NIHL
A reportedly elegant solution for testing noice-induced hearing loss is being developed by Univ of Florida researchers.
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Putting the Patient in the Driver’s Seat: The Convergence of Natural Processing and Technology
The ReSound Verso’s new Binaural Fusion technology strategy is detailed, along with the use of 2.4 GHz device-to-device wireless communication to provide greater hearing benefit to users.
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True Advances in Hearing Aid Technology: What Are They and Where’s the Proof? – January 2013 Hearing Review
This article reviews many of the new features of the micon, the latest hearing aid platform from Siemens.
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