Physicians Urge Parents To Preset Volume On Holiday Electronics
The new generation is especially susceptible to hearing loss when they listen to music with headphones or earbuds either too long or too loud.
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Audiology Professor Receives NIH Challenge Grant to Study Hybrid Cochlear Implant
The research is based on preliminary data involving a hybrid cochlear implant designed to preserve acoustic low-frequency hearing while allowing high-frequency sounds to be processed electrically in the same ear.
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Looking Back at 2009, Moving Forward to 2010
HR’s annual look, from the perspective of industry participants, at new product/service offerings and events in 2009, as well as what might be expected for 2010 and beyond.
Read MoreCall for Singers at Upcoming AAA Convention in San Diego
At the annual AAA event, Robert DiSogra, Mead Killion of Etymotic Research, Dave Speidel of Interacoustics, and others have treated attendees to barbershop-style songs at the exhibit hall. They are seeking singers to perform at the American Academy of Audiology Convention in San Diego in April.
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From Horsepower to Hearpower, Part 2: Amplification for Clarity and Hearing Preservation
A discussion of the physical processes involved in our amazing range of hearing, from soft to loud. Additionally, an explanation of how temporal integration—as implemented in a new amplification approach designed to exploit psychoacoustics—provides for hearing protection and intelligibility enhancement.
Read MoreGoogle Adopts Automatic Captions on YouTube
With the new software, whenever a video is uploaded to YouTube, the video owner has the option to add captions.
Read MoreHearPlugz-DF Wins Occupational Health & Safety Magazine’s New Product of the Year Award
The multifunctional, dual-filtered hearing protectors aim to help users hear speech and communication better while engaged in excessive noise or loud sounds.
Read MorePhonak Joins Forces with Macy’s to Raise Awareness About Hearing Issues
In-store events include a photography exhibit by Bryan Adams featuring Hear the World celebrity ambassadors, and free hearing screenings.
Read MoreReSound Introduces Next Generation: dot2 by ReSound
Device features the best sound technology available from the company.
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The 2009 HR Literature Review
A sampling of the available product brochures, catalogs, and other industry literature available to guide professionals and their patients.
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2009: Hear and Now and Then
Realistic expectations fueled upbeat assessments across the board, while a slow start to 2009 gave way to modest growth as the year wore on.
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What Your Mother Never Told You About Earmold Acoustic Formulae
A fun and informative look at the principles behind earmold acoustics, including venting, acoustic resistance, and flaring of earmold tubing—particularly as they relate to mini-BTEs.
Read MoreNovel Research Deconstructs Inner Workings Of The Brain
New findings indicate that musical training might enhance other auditory skills such as language acquisition and reading, and provides important diagnostic and treatment options for a number of hearing and language disorders.
Read MoreIn Memorium: Teresa Marie Clark
Clark was a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, the Academy of Doctors of Audiology, and the California Academy of Audiology, where she served as chair of the political action committee and was commended for her commitment and contribution to her profession.
Read MorePhiladelphia Hospital Becomes First In City To Offer Noninvasive Tinnitus Treatment
Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment has been proven to interact, interrupt, and desensitize tinnitus by delivering a customized neural stimulus, embedded in clinically modified music.
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