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Big Changes Ahead in World of Hearing Aids
Hearing aids are set to become a lot cheaper in the next few years. David Pogue (CBS) visits Starkey Hearing to understand the high cost of today's hearing aids.
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News about hearing aids, hearing loss, cochlear implants, and more
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Twelve Signs That You Need Your Hearing Checked
Studies show that a huge chunk of the population has hearing loss, and many people are reluctant to get a hearing test that might confirm their worst fears.
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Why Don’t Doctors Routinely Screen for Hearing Loss?
In spite of the many health risks associated with hearing loss, most doctors don't screen patients for hearing loss at the annual physical.
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How Machine Learning Will Revolutionize Hearing Aids
Machine learning in hearing aids can deliver bette hearing in background noise, Improved sound quality and greater listening comfort.
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Using Assistive Listening Technology To Keep Everyone’s Ears Safe At Concerts
Assistive listening technology can keep everyone's hearing safe at concerts.
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Walgreens Now Offers Hearing Aids at Walgreens Hearing Locations
Walgreens appears to be following competitor CVS with a gradual rollout of hearing aid centers across United States.
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Cutting-Edge Hearing Protection For Music Listening
Isolating your ears from background noise is a great way to reduce your noise exposure while listening to music on the go.
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Hearing Loss, Music, and Brain Health
Now research suggests that musical training may benefit those parts of the brain that underlie “selective attention” to speech. Musicians display strengthened brain networks for what is called “selective auditory attention” that non-musicians do not.
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Jabra Elite Sport: Wearable Earbuds with Hearing Aid Technology
With the introduction of its new wireless Jabra Elite Sport earbuds, the GN Group is starting to make good on its promise to cross-fertilize technologies between its headsets and hearing aids.
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Nura Claims Its Headphones "Automatically Measure Your Hearing"
Nura claims that their headphones automatically measure your hearing, but as we can see, there are limitations to this technology if your hearing is beyond the range of normal (worse than 20dB HL).