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Gene Therapy for Inherited Deafness Provides Lasting Hearing Restoration

A multicenter study found a one-time treatment targeting the OTOF gene restored hearing in most participants, with effects lasting up to 2.5 years.

Researchers Find Master Gene Programming Hair Cells
NASA Perseverance Records “First-ever” Sounds from Mars
A Fabric That “Hears” Your Heart’s Sounds
Certain Brain Areas Show Greater Decline After Mild COVID-19
NIH: Mental Handwriting Produces Brain Activity that Can Be Turned into Text
Noise and Light Can ‘Profoundly’ Alter Bird Reproduction, Cal Poly Study Finds

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Nerve-Stimulation Device May Help Wearer Improve Ability to Learn Language

Researchers used a non-invasive technique called transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation (tVNS), in which a small stimulator is placed in the outer ear and can activate the vagus nerve using unnoticeable electrical pulses to stimulate one of the nerve's nearby branches.

NIDCD Scientists Honored for Contributions to The Cancer Genome Atlas
‘Nature’ Study Reports Less US Researchers Disclosing Disabilities on NIH Grant Applications
New Cretaceous Mammal Fossil Sheds Light on Evolution of Middle Ear
Biologist Experiments with CRISPR Technology on Hearing Loss Gene
Rinri Therapeutics Secures $1.78 Million Seed Funding for SNHL Cell Therapy
Ryerson University Researchers Develop Photoacoustic Imaging Technique

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Researchers Identify Gene Associated with Age-related Hearing Loss

The discovery of this gene (Ikzf2) will help researchers better understand this unique type of cell that is needed for hearing and potentially develop treatments for common age-related hearing loss.

New Research Pinpoints Mechanism Behind Sound-Induced Vertigo
Gene Editing Technique May Help Preserve Hearing in Individuals with Genetic Mutation
Columbia Engineering Researchers Make Progress Toward Development of Cognitively-Controlled Hearing Aids
Your Degree of Noise Sensitivity Depends on Your Brain
Research Explores Common Language of Hearing, Sight, Touch
Brain Map Shows Landscape of Sensory Perception

Tag: Nature

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Gene Therapy for Inherited Deafness Provides Lasting Hearing Restoration

Researchers Find Master Gene Programming Hair Cells

NASA Perseverance Records “First-ever” Sounds from Mars

A Fabric That “Hears” Your Heart’s Sounds

Certain Brain Areas Show Greater Decline After Mild COVID-19

NIH: Mental Handwriting Produces Brain Activity that Can Be Turned into Text

Noise and Light Can ‘Profoundly’ Alter Bird Reproduction, Cal Poly Study Finds

All

Nerve-Stimulation Device May Help Wearer Improve Ability to Learn Language

NIDCD Scientists Honored for Contributions to The Cancer Genome Atlas

‘Nature’ Study Reports Less US Researchers Disclosing Disabilities on NIH Grant Applications

New Cretaceous Mammal Fossil Sheds Light on Evolution of Middle Ear

Biologist Experiments with CRISPR Technology on Hearing Loss Gene

Rinri Therapeutics Secures $1.78 Million Seed Funding for SNHL Cell Therapy

Ryerson University Researchers Develop Photoacoustic Imaging Technique

All

New Research Pinpoints Mechanism Behind Sound-Induced Vertigo

Gene Editing Technique May Help Preserve Hearing in Individuals with Genetic Mutation

Columbia Engineering Researchers Make Progress Toward Development of Cognitively-Controlled Hearing Aids

Your Degree of Noise Sensitivity Depends on Your Brain

Research Explores Common Language of Hearing, Sight, Touch

Brain Map Shows Landscape of Sensory Perception

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