Wendy Kupfer’s new picture book, Let’s Hear It for Almigal, is the story of a happy little girl who feels unlucky because she can’t hear everything she wants to hear due to hearing loss.
Read MoreA group of researchers at The John Hopkins University in Baltimore is trying to understand how the brain makes sense of complex auditory environments, such as a cocktail party. The team is testing how humans track sound patterns over time, and under what circumstances the brain registers that the pattern has been broken. The preliminary findings were presented at the Acoustics 2012 meeting in Hong Kong in May.
Read MoreNew findings from a Canadian research team investigating the link between blindness and enhanced hearing suggest that not only is there a real connection between vision and other senses, but that the connection is important to better understand the underlying mechanisms that can quickly trigger sensory changes.
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A Q&A and update on the company’s latest activities and perspectives.
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A subset of people have a life-altering problem with trigger sounds that cause “fight or flight” responses, causing them to avoid and miss out on important parts of life.
Read MoreBongiovi Acoustics, an audio listening device company, has become an official sponsor of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Listen To Your Buds campaign.
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A fun word-finding challenge involving a train, two possible thugs, and a lot of brand names.
Read MoreNeuromonics, the manufacturer of the Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment, has recently published “8 Tips on Dealing With Tinnitus Diagnosis,” eight consumer-oriented tips to help those who have been recently diagnosed with tinnitus.
Read MoreAt AAA in Boston, ReSound showcased the new Unite Mini Microphone, as well as ClearPath, ReSound’s first iPad application, designed to help audiologists and dispensers during the patient counseling process.
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A literature review about factors influencing hearing aid selection and use for the SPHL population, and how this information was leveraged in the development of a new super-power device.
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What would make a non-adopter of hearing aid technology make the leap and buy the devices? Here are 53 factors that may or may not play a role in their decision-making process.
Read MoreMED-EL has introduced the OPUS 2XS. The company says that it is the worlds smallest and lightest audio processor available for hearing implants. It will be available globally sometime in March 2012.
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Learn more about the companies that will be showcasing their products on the AAA 2012 floor.
Read MoreRead some of the hearing industry news you may have missed on HearingReview.com.
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A review of the numerous tinnitus management programs, and how sound enrichment and wireless streaming can play a beneficial role in achieving your tinnitus goals.
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