TLS Sound Labs Acquires Westone Laboratories
Westone Laboratories has returned to family ownership through its acquisition by TLS Sound Labs.
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Lenire Availability Expands with 19 New Partnerships in Europe
Neuromod Devices has expanded the availability of its clinically proven Lenire tinnitus treatment device through 19 new clinical partnerships across Europe, significantly increasing patient access.
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Remembering Jack Katz, PhD – Researcher, Author, Speaker, and Clinician
Marshall Chasin fondly remembers Jack Katz, PhD, known for his pioneering work on central auditory processing disorders and improving audiology through research and education. He has died at the age of 91.
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Auditory Processing and Psychosocial Improvements with Remote Microphone Technology: An Evidence Review
This review details the effects of Phonak Roger remote microphone systems on auditory processing and psychosocial functions across diverse populations.
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Programming a Hearing Aid for Different Languages
Bilingual clients with hearing loss might benefit from language-specific device settings, depending on which languages they speak.
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Starkey to Attend AAA 2025 Conference as Exhibitor, Platinum Sponsor
Starkey returns to the AAA conference as the exclusive platinum sponsor of AAA 2025, showcasing hearing innovations, supporting audiology education, and reinforcing its commitment to advancing hearing healthcare.
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NY Audiologist Gifts Hearing Aids to Young Patient on Widex Giveback Day
A New York audiologist was able to fit a young man with free Widex Moment hearing aids through the Community Giveback Day program, transforming his ability to engage socially and professionally.
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How Sound and Vibration Converge in the Brain to Enhance Sensory Experience
A study offers insights into how vibration sensing could compensate for hearing loss and inform sensory prosthetic development.
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Does Digital Delay in Hearing Aids Matter?
Does digital delay in hearing aids contribute to a significant degradation in the understanding of speech or the appreciation of music?Â
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Longtime Studio Guitarist Curbs Hearing Challenges with Widex Hearing Aids
Guitarist Tim Pierce credits Widex hearing aids with restoring his hearing and enhancing his professional life as a musician and teacher.
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Dissonance Depends On the Context… And the Culture
Context and complexity can go a long way toward making what one person may consider dissonant sound quite pleasant to others.
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Roundtable: Hearing Aid Selection in Severe, Profound Losses
Hearing Review editorial advisory board members share their perspective on determining the best hearing devices for people with severe hearing loss.
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Frequency Raising: Perhaps the Time Has Come?
While frequency lowering to accommodate cochlear dead zones is relatively common, frequency raising is not—so far.
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Professional Drummer’s New Widex Hearing Aids Boost Career Shift
Drummer Mark Schulman’s hearing loss due to prolonged exposure to loud music led him to shift careers. His new hearing aids allow him to experience improved hearing in his personal and professional life.
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Beyond Hearing Screening: The Importance of Holistic Hearing Care and Audiometric Analysis
For patients to get the most out of hearing screenings, the service should ensure a path to further diagnosis and appropriate follow-up care.
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