Research Round up
Research and new avenues in auditory science are changing the way we look at our ears—and how amplification, drugs, and implants might be applied to them.
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Uniform Attenuation Hearing Protection Devices
A flat-attenuation earplug preserves the tonal balance of music and the clarity of speech, resulting in sound that has the same quality as the original, only quieter.
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Acoustics for Hearing Protection Devices
By envisioning three fairly straightforward physical laws, one can become an expert (or at least well-versed) in the acoustic properties of HPDs.
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Introduction: Occupational Hearing Conservation and Hearing Protectors
An introduction to the topic of occupational noise-induced hearing loss by this month’s guest editors.
Read Morejodi-vac Co-Inventor Richard “Dick” Vessella Passes Away
Richard “Dick” Vessella, co-inventor of the jodi-vac hearing aid cleaner, passed away January 7, 2007. He was 53.
Read Morejodi-vac Co-Inventor Richard
Richard “Dick” Vessella, co-inventor of the jodi-vac hearing aid cleaner, passed away January 7, 2007. He was 53.
Read MoreNYC Transit System Study Finds Noise Levels Often Exceed Recommended Exposure Guidelines
In a survey of noise levels of the New York City transit system, researchers at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health found that exposure to noise levels in subways have the potential to exceed recommended guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Looking Back…Moving Forward
Perspectives from 18 companies in the hearing industry on what occurred in 2006 and what can be expected for 2007.
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2006 Literature review
A review of product literature and promotional materials available from hearing-related manufacturers and distributors.
Read MoreStudy Of NYC Transit System Finds Noise Levels Often Exceed Recommended Exposure Guidelines
In a survey of noise levels of the New York City transit system, researchers at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health found that exposure to noise levels in subways have the potential to exceed recommended guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Read MoreClarity, The Ear Foundation Work to Prevent Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
Whether we’re blasting car stereos, rocking out at concerts, or lying around the pool listening to our MP3 players, music, particularly loud music, is a staple of the American way of life.
Read MoreHEI Expands Its Free Hearing Screening Services
House Ear Institute, Los Angeles, will celebrate 10 years of providing hearing conservation education and health services to thousands of Audio Engineering Society (AES) members at the 121st AES Convention through its Sound Partners™ hearing conservation education program.
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2006 ADA & IHS conventions
A sneak-peek at the products and services being unveiled at this year’s Academy of Dispensing Audiologists (ADA) Convention in Scottsdale, Ariz, and International Hearing Society (IHS) Convention in San Antonio.
Read MoreSonomax, Hear Atlast to Launch One-Hour Hearing Care Centers in Canada
During its annual shareholders meeting, Sonomax Hearing Healthcare Inc, Montreal, announced that it signed a development deal with Hear Atlast, Toronto, for the launch of hearing centers in large retail stores across Canada. The first hearing store is slated to open this fall.
Read MoreLaughter, Rock
The Starkey Hearing Foundation, a charitable organization known worldwide for its work of providing children in need with the tools to hear, is hosting its “So the World May Hear” Awards Gala on Saturday, June 17, 2006, in St. Paul, Minn.
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