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Hearing Aid Delay: Two /i/ or Not Two /i/?

A new study looks at how different hearing aid delay times can cause coloration-pitch distortions for vowel sounds, and what can be done to counter this effect.

Researchers Reverse Hearing Loss in Mice
Study Finds AAL Amadeus Hearing Aids Preferred for Music
JAMA Study Indicates Association between Hearing Impairment and Mortality
New Phonak Technology Called “Breakthrough” for People with Hearing Loss
NIH Researchers Characterize Elusive Protein Linked to Some Hearing Loss
New Mapping Approach Lets Scientists Zoom In And Out As The Brain Processes Sound

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Young Baby Brains Rehearse Sounds

Infants can tell the difference between sounds of all languages until about 8 months of age when their brains start to focus only on the sounds they hear around them.

Hippocampal Activity While Listening to Music Shows Memory Activity
Henry Ford Health Seeks Tinnitus Sufferers for Two Clinical Trials
Gestures Research Suggests Language Instinct in Young Children
Hearing Health Practices of Forestry and Wildlife Management Students
Professional Musicians Run Almost Fourfold Risk of Noise-induced Hearing Loss
Wired for Listening: Language Universals Found at Birth

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Right Product; Wrong Message

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.”

Get Your Hearing Checked for American Diabetes Association Alert Day, BHI Urges
Nanopores Underlie Our Ability to Tune In a Single Voice
New Study Finds That “Infant Sleep Machines” Can Contribute to Hearing Loss in Babies

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