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Originally posted at HHTM On February 9, 2016. Reprinted with permission. On the heels of Starkey’s announcement of their industry-first partnership with the upstart hearable company, Bragi, more news of other products entering into the ear-level amplification space are emerging. As early as February 21st, hearing care professionals just might get a peek at a new hearing aid option for their…
Marshall Chasin tells us about “The Final Element.” That one last piece of the puzzle to optimize a hearing aid for music.
In modern life there are noise sources that may not cause hearing loss but are highly annoying. Alberto Behar gives us his “hit list” of the worst offenders.
Kim Tillery returns and looks at “Comparing Test Performances for Attention and Fatigue Influences.”
Courtesy our newest contributor, Robert Traynor, we are about to find out “Who is the Real Father of Audiology?”
Wayne Staab explores the question of what is the gain/response target of optimal hearing aid amplification.
In this edition of “Striking the Right Balance,” Patrick Thompson, physiotherapist
with LifeMark Health at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, discusses his clinical
experience with vestibular assessment and rehabilitation for symptoms following a concussion.
In this issue’s entry, Samidha Joglekar provides a basic overview of wireless technology in hearing instruments, and touches upon some of the research areas being examined with the implementation of this wireless technology.
Gael explores her feelings about being recommended for a cochlear implant.
To reflect on 2015, Calvin Staples has chosen a nice potpourri of entries from our good friends over at HearingHealthMatters.org.