Signia Pure Charge&Go BCT IX Hearing Aids Available to Government Audiologists
Signia Pure Charge&Go BCT IX hearing aids are now available to audiologists treating veterans, active military, and American Indians.
Signia Pure Charge&Go BCT IX hearing aids are now available to audiologists treating veterans, active military, and American Indians.
UC San Francisco Veterans Affairs Health Care System tracked health and demographic data from close to two million veterans. It compared rates of dementia across five racial groups and showed significant race-based differences in the incidence of the condition.
ZPower was said to grow substantially last year, expanding into two additional facilities and doubling its production floor space, while receiving $30M of new investment to meet demand.
Hearing loss and tinnitus are two of the top military service-related injuries that affect veterans, according to a 2015 Annual Benefits Report from the US Department of Veteran’s Affairs.
Read MoreThe US Army has accepted two 3Mâ„¢ products to equip soldiers with hearing protection and auditory situational awareness, 3M, St. Paul, Minn announced.
Read MoreThe Department of Defense has reversed its policy on coverage of auditory implants, and will now cover these as prosthetic devices for all beneficiaries of Tricare, a health insurance system for military members and dependents.
Read MoreOticon Inc appointed three new account managers to the company’s Government Services Team, which works closely with VA and government audiologists to bring quality hearing health products and services to US veterans and active military personnel.
Read MoreEAR Inc announces that its new SHOTHUNT waterproof electronic earplugs are designed to meet the needs of hunters and shooters, with nanotechnology that protects the electronic components of the plugs against water, moisture, sweat, and other corrosive elements.
Read MoreThe Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has included Oticon Inc in its new hearing aid national contract.
Read MoreHenry Ford Health System in Detroit, Michigan has launched two clinical trials for tinnitus, a chronic ringing of the ears that affects more than 600 million people worldwide.
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