Cochlear Americas Debuts Rehab Program for Cochlear Implant Recipients
The Sound and WAY Beyond CD-ROM helps adults and teens perfect their listening skills at home.
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Power Steering For Your Hearing
A new study finds that ears have tiny “flexoelectric” motors to amplify sound.
Read MoreSiemens Ventures Outside the Box at AudiologyNOW!
The company promoted math and science literacy at Dallas Elementary School by day, and raised money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation by night.
Read MoreIndependent Data Validate Effectiveness of Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment, Company Says
Interim results of its Customized Acoustic Stimulation for Long-Term Medical Benefit (CALM) study show that treatment with Neuromonics reduces psycho-social consequences and distress from tinnitus. Treatment response occurs within 2 months and improves over time, the company says.
Read MoreBernafon Introduces Verite
The premium, receiver-in-the-ear lifestyle hearing instrument combines proprietary signal processing, multi-environment technology, and wireless connectivity
Read MoreBeltone Honors Catherine Palmer with Larry Mauldin Award
Palmer serves as the director of audiology and hearing aids at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and is an associate professor in the Department of Communication Science and Disorders at the University of Pittsburgh, where she also teaches graduate level amplification courses.
Read MorePhonak Showcases Products at AudiologyNow! 2009
All new premium products feature SoundRecover and ZoomControl technology and offer extended connectivity.
Read MoreTectorial Membrane Plays More Active Role in Helping Us Hear, Research Shows
When you play a piano, the strings may supply the musical tones, but if it weren’t for the wooden hammers striking the strings, you wouldn’t hear a note. New research from the National Institute on Deafness and Other
Read MoreStarkey, GRAMMY Foundations Join to Help Youth Prevent Hearing Loss
The SoundMatters initiative targets young music fans, aiming to raise social awareness of healthy hearing, preventing hearing damage, and encouraging regular hearing check-ups.
Read MorePhonak Virtual Audiology Conference on the Horizon
The upcoming conference will spotlight frequency compression and future developments in audiology and amplification.
Read MoreInterview with Hugh McDermott, Winner of UT’s Callier Prize
McDermott invented the proprietary SoundRecover technology used in Phonak devices such as Nada.
Read MoreSurprising Behavior Of Teens Shown In New IPod Listening Study
A new study involving iPods and teenagers indicates teens who receive pressure from their peers or others to turn down the volume of their iPods instead turn them up higher.
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Ensuring High-fidelity in Hearing Aid Sound Processing
What is a hi-fi hearing aid? Here is a perspective on the considerations that affect the faithfulness in which a hearing aid reproduces original sounds while compensating for the hearing loss of its wearer, as well as related information on the new Widex Mind hearing aid.
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Hearing at the Speed of Life
A new hearing aid, Sonic Innovations’ Velocity 24, combines a sophisticated set of algorithms to allow the hearing aid to seamlessly and automatically react to any listening environment.
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Sound Quality Considerations of Hearing Instruments
A review of the scientific evidence regarding the importance of sound quality in hearing aid performance. Hearing aid manufacturers desire to maintain and increase sound quality through advanced technology, and spatiality and intelligent binaural processing have become commercially available to achieve high-quality outcomes.
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