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Researchers Report OTC Hearing Aids Equivalent to Prescription

Researchers find that OTC hearing aids provide the same benefit as audiologist-fitted devices—participants who used OTC hearing aids reported better outcomes in the first two weeks of use and similar benefits after six weeks.

PSAPs, OTC and Self-fitting Hearing Aids, ACHIEVE, and More: An Interview with Nicholas Reed, PhD
What Is “Normal Hearing” for Older Adults and Can “Normal-hearing Older Adults” Benefit from Hearing Care Intervention?
BAA 16th Annual Conference and Exhibition to Take Place November 14-15, 2019
Mead Killion Adds to Humes’ Comments Regarding PSAP/OTC Findings
Letters: Hearing Loss Severity and OTC Hearing Aids: Larry Humes Comments on Article by Leavitt, Bentler & Flexer
Evaluating Select Personal Sound Amplifiers and a Consumer-Decision Model for OTC Amplification

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Letters: Larry Humes Responds to “A Perspective on the Indiana University OTC Outcome Study”

Larry Humes, PhD, responds to the July 2017 Hearing Review article by John Tecca, which addressed Dr Humes recent article about OTC hearing aids in the American Journal of Audiology and a summary article in the May 2017 Hearing Review.

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Researchers Report OTC Hearing Aids Equivalent to Prescription

PSAPs, OTC and Self-fitting Hearing Aids, ACHIEVE, and More: An Interview with Nicholas Reed, PhD

What Is “Normal Hearing” for Older Adults and Can “Normal-hearing Older Adults” Benefit from Hearing Care Intervention?

BAA 16th Annual Conference and Exhibition to Take Place November 14-15, 2019

Mead Killion Adds to Humes’ Comments Regarding PSAP/OTC Findings

Letters: Hearing Loss Severity and OTC Hearing Aids: Larry Humes Comments on Article by Leavitt, Bentler & Flexer

Evaluating Select Personal Sound Amplifiers and a Consumer-Decision Model for OTC Amplification

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Letters: Larry Humes Responds to “A Perspective on the Indiana University OTC Outcome Study”

A Perspective on the Indiana University OTC Outcome Study

Staff Standpoint: It Should Be an Interesting Month!

The Effectiveness of Hearing Aids and Two Service-Delivery Models in Older Adults: A Randomized Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial

OTC and Observations on the Humes et al Study

Staff Standpoint: OTC Hearing Aid Debate Revisited

Scientifically Rigorous Study Shows Older Adults Benefit from Hearing Aids; Support for OTC Devices

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