Following a year of successful application with P2is Aridion 8 nanocoating system, Hearing Lab Technology, formerly known as America Hears, has agreed to increase production through the introduction of a larger 40 liter Aridion system.
Read MoreThe prevalence of hearing loss in adults 65 to 74 years old is lower than it was 40 years ago, according to a study published in the May 2012 issue of Ear and Hearing. The findings are consistent with the same researchers earlier discovery that younger adults are hearing better than their grandparents did at their age.
Read MoreWilliam Demant Holding Group, the parent company of Oticon, Bernafon, Sonic, and other brands, issued its first quarter 2012 report to stockholders, discussing hearing aid trends and its market outlook in various countries.
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Sonic, Oticon, Hansaton, Unitron, and Ear Technology give readers a graphic bird’s-eye view of new hearing instruments featured at AAA in Boston.
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If you missed 2012 AAA in Boston, here’s a summary of the new hearing products and services featured on the showroom floor.
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We sat down with Rodney Schutt, president and CEO of Unitron, and Bruce Brown, Unitron’s vice president of marketing, at AAA.
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We speak to Sycle.net about the advantages of its new eDocs cloud-based document management feature.
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Hearing practice business expert Michele Fusco discusses the cost of a hearing franchise in Florida, the selling price of a practice, and more.
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A loudness scaling technology has been designed to quickly and accurately measure how a patient perceives loudness, making it possible to more precisely calculate and provide the most comfortable hearing aid fitting.
Read MoreLantos Technologies has developed an intra-aural 3D scanning device that allows dispensing professionals to take 3D digital images of the ear canal.
Read MoreWendy Kupfer’s new picture book, Let’s Hear It for Almigal, is the story of a happy little girl who feels unlucky because she can’t hear everything she wants to hear due to hearing loss.
Read MoreA group of researchers at The John Hopkins University in Baltimore is trying to understand how the brain makes sense of complex auditory environments, such as a cocktail party. The team is testing how humans track sound patterns over time, and under what circumstances the brain registers that the pattern has been broken. The preliminary findings were presented at the Acoustics 2012 meeting in Hong Kong in May.
Read MoreNew findings from a Canadian research team investigating the link between blindness and enhanced hearing suggest that not only is there a real connection between vision and other senses, but that the connection is important to better understand the underlying mechanisms that can quickly trigger sensory changes.
Read MoreThe Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (AG Bell) has launched the Listening and Spoken Language Knowledge Center, an Internet resource for parents of children with hearing loss, individuals with hearing loss, and professionals who serve them.
Read MoreSoundCure recently launched its Serenade Tinnitus Treatment System at the American Academy of Audiology Meeting in Boston, marking the formal commercial release of its tinnitus treatment system that is cleared by the FDA and developed independently with hearing researchers at the University of California, Irvine (UCI).
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