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The University of Iowa will hold its 32nd annual Management of the Tinnitus & Hyperacusis Patient International Conference on August 14-15, 2025 at the Wendell Johnson Center in Iowa City.
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Starkey announces the next generation of Bluetooth LE Audio accessories, the StarLink Remote Microphone and StarLink Table Microphone, as well as new features for professionals and consumers.
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Starkey announces that President and CEO Brandon Sawalich has been named a winner of the prestigious 2025 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award by the Business Intelligence Group (BIG).
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Cochlear and GN's Smart Hearing Alliance will create innovative technologies, leveraging AI and Deep Neural Networks (DNN) to help support seamless integration between devices. It has now introduced bimodal control in the Nucleus Smart App to quickly and easily manage compatible ReSound™ hearing aid and Cochlear Sound Processor in the same app.
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The Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) was released a position statement advocating for substantial reforms in public policy and insurance regulations governing hearing healthcare coverage.
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Starkey has announced its return to the American Academy of Audiology (AAA) 2025 Conference as the only platinum sponsor.
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Australia's famous Sydney Opera House has become the first global cultural institution to introduce Auracast broadcast audio, an audio innovation for live performances, into its venues for hearing aids users.
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Starkey has appointed industry veteran Jodi Sasaki-Miraglia, AuD, as the new Business Excellence Director. She will serve as a key link between Starkey’s U.S. Commercial, Audibel, and Marketing teams.
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Starkey, in its partnership with the two pro teams, will serve as a sponsor of the Changemaker’s Platform, hold full quarter replay moment exclusivity, and provide hearing protection for all home games.
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Starkey has expanded its leadership in hearing care advocacy with the appointment of Hellier, who will work to advance policies that improve patient access to hearing healthcare while ensuring hearing professionals remain at the center of the process.
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'Hear My Life' demonstrates that hearing loss is no barrier to success, and by connecting people from diverse backgrounds, the program inspires and empowers others to pursue their passions, whether in sports, music, or any other field.
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A new survey in Australia found that hearing aids significantly enhance users' quality of life—boosting self-confidence, strengthening relationships, and improving professional and social experiences.