Oticon Funds 2024 Sertoma Scholarships for Students with Hearing Loss
A $5,000 grant from Oticon has enabled Sertoma International to award $1,000 college scholarships to five students with hearing loss.
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Author: Melanie Hamilton
Widex Hearing Aid Wins 2024 Hearing Technology Innovator Award
The Widex SmartRIC hearing aid took home a top prize in the 2024 Hearing Technology Innovator Awards.
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GN to Relocate North American Hearing Headquarters in 2025
The new 218,437 square-foot facility will support manufacturing, sales, and services for GN’s hearing aid brands.
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Med-El USA’s OtoPlan Wins Hearing Technology Innovator Award
Med-El USA was honored with a Hearing Technology Innovator Award for OtoPlan in the cochlear implant category.
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Dissonance Depends On the Context… And the Culture
When it comes to frequency lowering, context and complexity can go a long way toward making what one person may consider dissonant.
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Phonak, Advanced Bionics Sponsor Film About Hearing Loss Stigma
The family film Rally Caps highlights the power of team building, friendship, and breaking down stigmas associated with hearing loss.
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Hearing Technology Innovator Awards 2024 Winners Announced
The Hearing Technology Innovator Awards 2024 competition attracted submissions from a diverse range of pioneering companies worldwide.
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Oticon Audiology Summer Camp Readies Students for Hearing Healthcare Career
The 2024 Oticon Audiology Summer Camp brought together 50 graduate students in audiology for a week-long educational event.
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Real-World Study Measures Lenire’s Effectiveness in Treating Tinnitus
The study found Lenire’s real-world effectiveness in treating tinnitus to be consistent with clinical trial results.
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New Signia Earbuds Double As Prescription Hearing Aids
Signia has announced Signia Active Pro IX, consumer earbuds that double as prescription-grade hearing aids.
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Sensorion to Lead Symposium on Hearing Loss Treatment
Sensorion will lead a symposium at the 36th World Congress of Audiology in Paris called “Are we at the Dawn of a Hearing Loss Revolution?”
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Children with Developmental Disabilities Less Likely to Get Ideal Hearing Assessment
Children with developmental disabilities—1 in 6 children in the United States—are less likely to access a gold-standard hearing assessment in the first three months of hearing care, a recent paper reported.
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Frequency Raising: Perhaps the Time Has Come?
While frequency lowering to accommodate cochlear dead zones is relatively common, frequency raising is not—so far.
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Registration Open for Canadian Academy of Audiology Conference
CAA Conference 2024 will offer two pre-conference workshops and a program full of varied and relevant talks by leaders in the field.
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New Lab Prints 3D Custom Earmolds for Pediatric Hearing Aids On Site
The clinical innovation lab is improving the use of 3D printing for custom pediatric hearing aid earmolds to significantly improve efficiency in patient care.
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