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The Real Deaf Individuals Behind Apple TV's El Deafo
Lexi Finigan, a 12-year-old with cochlear implants, plays the role of Cece, the main character in El Deafo.
News about hearing aids, hearing loss, cochlear implants, and more
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Lexi Finigan, a 12-year-old with cochlear implants, plays the role of Cece, the main character in El Deafo.
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New research indicates that people with hearing loss may not be able to correctly identify their own balance issues.
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When undergoing health procedures, patients often face a risk that they’ll develop side effects. The implantation of cochlear implants (CI) for people who are hard of hearing or deaf is no exception. A new study indicated that many people who use this kind of device could face an issue known as new bone formation (or NBF) that could further reduce their hearing.
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Researchers say they’ve pinpointed the first gene linked to otosclerosis, a common cause of hearing loss in adults that impacts three million Americans.
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As a young child, Sandi Wayman, now 47, was often in trouble for not listening or responding to the adults in her life.
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Recently, researchers from Intermountain Precision Genomics have been taking a closer look at vertigo, including the link to hearing loss.
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The technique, which was developed at Boston Children’s Hospital, involved replacing the mutated protein stereocilin in the inner ear of mice. It reversed severe hearing loss in them, sometimes to normal hearing levels.
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Confronting hearing loss can be a challenging moment in your life. When navigating this journey, there is one factor that’s receiving more attention recently: How one’s healthcare provider approaches and explains hearing loss and hearing aids.
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Matti began having hearing problems when she was a baby. Her story could have been tragic, but thanks to the help of one generous Texas non-profit—Any Baby Can—she now has the hearing aids she needs to succeed.
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Apple pushed an AirPods Pro firmware upgrade yesterday (version 4A400 available with iOS 15) that finally provides access to the long-awaited Conversation Boost feature. Here's how to enable it.
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The White House explained that Americans will save thousands of dollars by purchasing over-the-counter hearing aids. They also cited a figure that hearing aids cost on average $5,000 a pair. But who is the new law for? And how much money do consumers really stand to save?
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Today, The White House Briefing Room announced a new executive order aimed at promoting competition in the American economy. In the order, the President directs HHS "to consider issuing proposed rules" for over-the-counter hearing aids "within 120 days".
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