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Early Hearing Aid Use May Be Key to Lowering Dementia Risk, Framingham Study Suggests
New analysis of Framingham study finds hearing aids may lower dementia risk by 61% in adults under 70, underscoring benefits of treating hearing loss early.
News about hearing aids, hearing loss, cochlear implants, and more
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New analysis of Framingham study finds hearing aids may lower dementia risk by 61% in adults under 70, underscoring benefits of treating hearing loss early.
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Phonak’s Virto R Infinio packs flagship sound, all-day battery, and universal Bluetooth into one of the smallest rechargeable custom ITE hearing aids.
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ReSound launches Enzo IA, the smallest rechargeable Super Power hearing aid, with AI speech clarity, all-day battery, and next-gen streaming.
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New brain imaging research reveals that tinnitus is linked to measurable changes in brain synapses—offering the first direct evidence of how the condition may reshape brain networks over time and severity.
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Promoted as a breakthrough in the field, Lenire has entered the scene with a promise of hope for sufferers—but what does the evidence actually say?
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Strong evidence exists that hearing aids and cochlear implants can significantly improve social quality of life and perceived social handicap for adults with hearing loss, according to a systematic meta-analysis published in JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery.
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Tinnitus Quest is a patient-driven international organization that funds groundbreaking tinnitus research, with the goal of accelerating treatments and breakthroughs while offering hope to millions affected by tinnitus.
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A Q&A with WS Audiology’s Sheena Oliver and Eric Branda explores how Signia’s Integrated Xperience (IX) platform improves speech-in-noise understanding, redoubles the audiological focus on performance, and addresses patient-specific needs.
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Starkey Hearing Foundation graduates 38 new hearing care providers in the Philippines, expanding access to life-changing services across underserved regions.
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Demant—the maker of Oticon and Bernafon hearing aids, as well as much of the world’s most advanced audiology test equipment—has announced its acquisition of KIND Group, one of Europe’s largest hearing aid retailers with about 650 retail clinics across Germany and several other countries.
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JVC has introduced its most advanced over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aid to date, building on its earlier EH-Z1500 model with a host of new user-friendly features designed to support personalized hearing care at home.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) have released a new global standard to protect gamers from hearing loss caused by prolonged exposure to loud sound.
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