EUHA’s 60th Annual Congress
The European Union of Hearing Aid Acousticians (EUHA) will host its 60th annual convention in Nuremberg, Germany, on October 14-16.
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Music Training Hones Hearing, Language Skills in Teens
High school music education was shown to heighten a teen’s sensitivity to sound details and increase the ability to learn other skills.
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Blog: Speculation on the Institute of Medicine’s Second Meeting on Accessible and Affordable Hearing Health Care
The Institute of Medicine’s Committee on Accessible and Affordable Hearing Health Care for Adults held its second of three open meetings on June 30 at the National Academies in Washington, DC. Here’s a perspective on the IOM meetings from HR Editor Karl Strom.
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A Group Approach to Providing “Perfect” Hearing Care
Jay McSpaden borrows lessons from golf to propose the “perfect” formula for providing the best hearing care possible, while also highlighting the complementary skill sets of the three professions involved.
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High-Fashion Hearing Aids Showcased by Collaborators
Advanced Style, a high-fashion blog and media brand aimed at glamorous seniors, and Audicus, an online hearing aid company, collaborated on a collection of limited-edition fashionable hearing aids in vivid patterns.
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Issues in Tinnitus: 2014-2015
A look at what the most recent scientific literature says about tinnitus treatment, as well as a review of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Progressive Tinnitus Management (PTM), and Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT).
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Mapping HRTFs: Acoustic Cues for Three-dimensional Spatial Hearing Across Hearing Aid Styles
Head-related transfer functions, or HRTFs, represent the location-dependent information about sound sources used by the brain. This article describes extensive sets of head-related transfer functions for different styles of hearing aids that have recently been made available for researchers, developers, and any interested clinicians.
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Letter to the Editor: Natan Bauman on “The RIC as a Disruptive Technology”
A letter to the editor about RIC/RITE history from Natan Bauman, inventor of the Vivatone RIC/RITE hearing aid.
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Musical Training Offsets Some Academic Achievement Gaps
Learning to play a musical instrument or to sing can help disadvantaged children strengthen their reading and language skills, according to research presented by Nina Kraus, PhD, at the American Psychological Association’s 122nd Annual Convention.
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Child Hears Sound in First FDA-Approved Clinical Trial of ABI in the US
A three-year-old is the first child in the United States to undergo an auditory brainstem implant surgery in an FDA-approved trial supported by a National Institutes of Health clinical trial grant.
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The “Best Hearing Aid” for Listening to Music: Clinical Tricks, Major Technologies, and Software Tips
Marshall Chasin, AuD, provides some innovative and practical tricks and tips for trouble-shooting common problems associated with the performance of hearing aids when listening to (and playing) music.
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A Solution to Challenges Faced by Hearing-impaired Musicians Performing on Loud Amplified Stages
Larry Revit, MA, a performing musician, sound engineer, and audiologist, reports on an audio system built around a unique wide-band, high-fidelity in-ear-monitor system that has binaural microphones imbedded in the earpieces.
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HearingFUSION Office Management System Offered in Siemens Reward Program
Siemens’ Aspire Rewards Program now offers HearingFUSION Cloud-Based Office Management System as a membership benefit.
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Oticon Marketing Boot Camp Trains Hearing Care Professionals for a Competitive Marketplace
More than 100 hearing care professionals from across the country learned innovative, actionable marketing strategies at the 2014 Oticon Advanced Marketing Boot Camp.
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How might we break the self-perpetuating negative perception associated with hearing healthcare and amplification? It’s time we all become committed to establishing a new social norm in hearing care—one that focuses on “maximal hearing and listening.”
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