Editor: Here’s the latest information on the otoprotective effects of AM-111. This release also mentions their work on tinnitus medication (AM-101). February 19, 2007 New… Read More »Update on Auris Medical’s Otoprotective Medication
July 2002 – Sick of folks lumping hard of hearing people together with Deaf people, implying that they face the same issues and problems? Here’s an eloquent… Read More »Awakening OHL Community
Tinnitus – Current Neuroscience Research and Theories By Bonnie O’Leary June 2011 If you struggle with tinnitus, you are not alone. There are over 46… Read More »HLAA Convention
Editor: An animal’s ability to regenerate damaged or destroyed auditory hair cells seems to be the key to restoring lost hearing. Some birds routinely generate… Read More »Breakthrough in Hair Cell Regeneration?
Military veterans suffer dramatic increase in Tinnitus, other hearing damage from wars in Iraq, Afghanistan. American Tinnitus Association calls for boost in funding, research for… Read More »ATA Promotes More Research to Benefit Veterans with Tinnitus
Editor: We’re just learning that musicians are at higher-than-normal risk for hearing loss. I guess that shouldn’t be a surprise, given that they often rehearse… Read More »UNT takes proactive steps to protect musicians from Hearing Loss
by Anne Rueter Editor: The cochlear implant (CI) has been a phenomenal success for many people with severe to profound hearing loss. Now the folks… Read More »Auditory Nerve Implant Next Big Hearing Loss Breakthrough?
You may have heard the telecoil in your hearing aid referred to as a telephone switch, a T-switch, or a Tcoil. Whatever you call it,… Read More »Telecoils
Here’s a term that you may have never seen before – or may have just recently started to notice: “VoIP” or “VOIP”. It stands for… Read More »VoIP
The T-coil plays an important role in helping people keep in touch over the telephone and use assisitve listening devices to their fullest. This is… Read More »More on Telecoils by Mark Ross, Ph.D