Sensaphonics offers free audiology services to 3D buyers
Inaugural promotional program attempts to demonstrate dedication to musicians hearing health.
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'Through Deaf Eyes' Nets Award for Broadcast Journalism
Film chronicles 200 years of deaf experience in America.
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The Effect of White Noise on Preferred Listening Levels with a Noise-Cancellation Headset
Noise-cancellation headsets are still a good choice, but care must be taken to keep the preferred volume below potentially harmful levels for defined periods.
Read More‘Through Deaf Eyes’ Nets Award for Broadcast Journalism
Film chronicles deaf experience in United States through 200 years.
Read More'Through Deaf Eyes' Nets Award for Broadcast Journalism
Film chronicles deaf experience in United States through 200 years.
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Looking Back at 2007; Moving Forward to 2008
HR ‘s annual corporate review of events and new products from the industry’s perspective, and what may be in store for 2008.
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HR 2007 Literature Review
A review of product literature and promotional materials available from hearing-related manufacturers and distributors.
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Hearing Care Products Are Not (Only) for Older People!
In recent years, the hearing industry has introduced a variety of exciting technologies and products that appeal to a younger audience of hearing aid users who have milder hearing losses. With the “rediscovery” of open-ear fittings, which s
Read MoreAudio Professionals Receive Free Hearing Screenings at AES Convention
Licensed audiologists available to counsel participants confidentially on screening results.
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The IHS & ADA Convention Preview
The International Hearing Society will hold its 56th Annual Convention and Exposition in Reno on September 26-30, and the Academy of Dispensing Audiologists will hold its 31st Annual Convention in Orlando on October 10-13. Here is a sneak peek at the new products and services being unveiled at these events.
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Cutting Short a Word List: What Are the Chances for Error?
Every dispensing professional has had the same thought: If your patient nails the first 10 to 15 words in a 25-word list, how risky is it to stop the testing right then and there? Here’s the answer.
Read MoreAudiologists Warn of Hearing Loss Risk to Students
Study finds 3 out of 4 rock and jazz musicians have hearing disorder.
Read MoreFood Supplement Could Combat Effects of Gunfire
High doses of vitamins taken before exposure prevents permanent hearing loss in animals.
Read MoreAcoustic Systems Partners to Help Disadvantaged Youth
Austin-based company lends support to aspiring musicians.
Read MoreClarity and The EAR Foundation Team with Music Industry on Behalf of War Vets
Autographed guitar from Academy of Country Music Awards auctioned to benefit Disabled American Veterans
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