What to Tell Audio Engineers About Equalizations for Their Hearing Loss
For audio engineers and musicians who have high-frequency hearing loss, it's not enough to simply boost frequencies to match their audiogram.
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Q&A: Counseling Patients on Hearing Loss Risks in Group Fitness Classes
Eleni Zarvos, AuD, shares her takeaways from a new study on risks of noise-induced hearing loss from loud group fitness classes.
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WHO Updates Dementia Prevention Guidelines, Elevates Hearing Loss and Hearing Aid Use to Core Public Health Priorities
The World Health Organization's updated dementia prevention guidance — its most significant revision since 2019 — estimates that addressing untreated hearing loss could prevent approximately 7% of dementia cases globally.
Help Everyone Hear in Your Community with Assistive Listening Systems
Here are some recommendations for how to help your patients and other people with hearing loss access systems such as hearing loops and Auracast broadcast audio in your community.
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Cochlear Receives FDA Clearance for Osia 3 Sound Processor
Cochlear’s newest active bone conduction sound processor features a fully rechargeable battery, expanded fitting range, a new signal processing chip, and multi-platform wireless streaming.
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Varta Microbattery Now Offers Tool-Free Child-Resistant Hearing Aid Battery Packaging
Varta Microbattery has unveiled a new tool-free, child-resistant packaging design for its hearing aid batteries, offering a simpler solution for adult users frustrated by existing child-safe formats.
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ATA Launches ATA Academy to Address Tinnitus Provider Education Gap
ATA Academy is an online education platform aimed at training audiologists and other healthcare providers in evidence-based tinnitus assessment and management.
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ADA Launches AuDvantage Program to Bolster State Audiology Associations
The ADA’s new initiative offers dollar-for-dollar dues matching and complimentary memberships to encourage dual participation at the state and national level.
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Sensaphonics Relocates and Expands Chicago Facilities After 34 Years at Previous Address
Sensaphonics, a Chicago-based in-ear monitoring and hearing health solutions company, has moved to a newly expanded space in Lincoln Park.
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Insights from the Outside: Using AI to Help Improve Practice Efficiency and Patient Conversations
Clinicians share how AI is helping them streamline tasks to focus more on patients.
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Historic Gene Therapy Milestone for Cockayne Syndrome Carries Implications for Hearing Loss Community
A 6-year-old boy with Cockayne syndrome — a rare genetic disorder that causes hearing loss, vision impairment, and early death — has become the first child to receive an experimental AAV9 gene therapy developed through a parent-led initiative.
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SANS Institute, DeafCyberCon Partner to Open Cybersecurity Pathways for Women with Hearing Loss
The partnership provides SANS training course access to DeafCyberCon community members, offering a credentialed entry point into the cybersecurity field.
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Evaxion to Present New Preclinical Data for AI-Designed CMV Vaccine Candidate
Evaxion’s EVX-V1 vaccine candidate uses an AI-driven, multi-antigen approach to target cytomegalovirus — a leading cause of congenital hearing loss.
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InnoCaption Marks 10th Anniversary with 30 Million Captioned Calls, Names New CEO
nnoCaption is announcing a planned leadership transition to guide its next phase of growth.
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Med-El US Standard Pro and Micro Pro Rechargeable Batteries Now Available for Sonnet 2 and Sonnet 3 Users
The new battery options offer up to 23 hours of hearing on a single charge and are compatible with Med-El implants dating back to 1994.
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Ampetronic, Listen Technologies Name SVP of Global Revenue, VP of Operations
Ampetronic and Listen Technologies have promoted Kevin Jewkes to senior VP of global revenue and appointed Alan Kennedy as VP of operations, expanding the company’s executive leadership team as it pursues continued global growth in assistive listening and inclusive audio solutions.
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Global Audiology Devices Market Projected to Reach $22.85 Billion by 2033
A new industry analysis projects the global audiology devices market will grow from $15.71 billion in 2025 to $22.85 billion by 2033, driven by an aging population, rising hearing loss prevalence, and accelerating adoption of AI-enabled and connected hearing technologies.
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Hearing Aids Linked to 23% Lower Dementia Risk in Adults With Epilepsy and Hearing Loss
New research presented at the EAN Congress 2026 finds that hearing aid use is associated with a significant reduction in dementia risk among adults with epilepsy.
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