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Why Extended High-Frequency (EHF) Hearing Assessments Are Necessary
Extended high-frequency (EHF) audiometry provides essential data and helps explain speech-in-noise difficulty when the audiogram is normal.
News about hearing aids, hearing loss, cochlear implants, and more
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Extended high-frequency (EHF) audiometry provides essential data and helps explain speech-in-noise difficulty when the audiogram is normal.
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A quick look at hearing aids, hearables, audio glasses, captioning devices, and the suppliers powering new technologies in hearing healthcare.
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Month-by-month recap of 2025 hearing healthcare headlines—OTC and AI hearing aids, Nuance Audio glasses, Auracast, and more.
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Demant sells EPOS to ACCO Brands for €7M (US$8.2 MM) plus earn-out, completing its shift to a pure-play hearing healthcare company.
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Q&A with GN leaders on the new Minnesota hub, U.S.-based hearing aid manufacturing, faster turnaround times, and what it means for patients and HCPs.
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A new study found that by age 18, about 6% of teens had sensorineural hearing loss, and roughly 1 in 8 (12.9%) showed patterns consistent with noise-induced damage.
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HearingTracker attended the GN's grand opening of its new 218,000-sq-ft fully automated headquarters for ReSound and Jabra Enhance hearing aids.
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Real user review of Phonak’s Infinio Ultra firmware update—what changes, how it affects battery life, directionality, and how your aids can stay current.
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Phonak unveiled Infinio Ultra and Virto R at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, introducing AI-driven upgrades that improve clarity, connectivity, and battery life.
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Allure builds on the Widex legacy of natural sound with new BTE and ITE hearing aids, a portable charger, and continuous Compass Cloud updates for hearing care professionals.
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Costco adds SoundGear AMP, featuring Starkey’s Edge AI technology, in a limited pilot program. The rollout brings the final “Big 5” global hearing aid maker into Costco’s growing mix of premium prescription hearing aids.
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A new Framingham Heart Study links midlife hearing loss to smaller brain volume, faster cognitive decline, and higher dementia risk—especially in APOE ε4 carriers. Early hearing-aid use may help protect brain health.
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