10 Trends That Are Transforming Hearing Health Care
Will technological change translate into greater customer satisfaction and market growth?
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Perfect Pitch In Humans More Widespread Than Expected
Researchers who developed a unique test for perfect pitch have found the ability to recognize and remember a tone without a reference is much more common in non-musicians than expected.
Read MoreSensaphonics Unveils New In-Ear Sound Level Analyzer
dB Check can measure actual in-ear sound pressure levels and show recommended exposure time.
Read MoreAcclaimed Filmmaker Suffering From Tinnitus
Spanish motion picture director Pedro Almodvar, fills his home with music morning, noon and night to combat the affliction.
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IHS Convention Preview
A sneak peek at this year’s International Hearing Society Convention in Savannah, Ga, September 24-27.
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A New Era of Form and Function
Siemens Hearing Instruments, Vibe is worn in the crest of the concha cymba and uses receiver-in-canal (RIC) technology to deliver physical and acoustic benefits.
Read MoreTougher Advisory Noise Guidelines Established In Germany
Warnings to patrons must be issued when noise levels exceed 85 decibels at music events, venues.
Read MoreActive Ambient Microphone System Nominated For TEC Award
Monitor system from Sensaphonics recognized for innovative design.
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The Audience Is Listening
Maybe it’s just me, but it seems of late there’s been a distinct uptick in hearing loss as a hot topic across our cultural landscapes—pop and otherwise. While I don’t deign to offer myself up as an expert on the matter, I do know what
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More than Meets the Ear
Ear, nose and throat specialist breaks new–and old–ground in treating tinnitus.
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Making the Connection
Hamilton’s CapTel, Web CapTel services provide telephone help for those with hearing loss.
Read MoreHear the World Ambassadors Photo Exhibit Debuts In Berlin
Musician/photographer Bryan Adams captures celebrity images for non-profit hearing awareness initiative.
Read MoreSour notes stuck in subconscious of tune-deaf
New findings could enable scientists to use genetic research to explore differences between conscious and unconscious thought.
Read MoreThe Case for Using Multiple Antioxidants in Hearing Disorders
The scientific rationale for using dietary and endogenous antioxidants to prevent and improve hearing disorders.
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Reported Hearing Aid Use Versus Datalogging in a VA Population
The objective analysis afforded by datalogging can provide the clinician with information to more effectively program the hearing aids and counsel the patient; however, the clinician is ultimately responsible for knowing how to use that information appropriately—particularly when there is a discrepancy between the user report and the datalogging.
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