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The International Association for Hearing Accessibility (IAHA) has established a new working group to assess global regulations, identify areas for improvement, and take action to make assistive listening technology universally available.
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Starkey honors Vice Chair Tani Austin on her 70th birthday, celebrating decades of leadership, philanthropy, and global impact in hearing healthcare.
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Cochlear’s FDA-cleared Osia 3 is the first fully rechargeable active bone conduction sound processor, offering up to 30 hours of battery life and Auracast.
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Grounded in evidence and guided by leading tinnitus experts, the ATA Academy will train current and future providers starting in early 2027.
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MED-EL acquires Rescue Hearing’s MYO7A and STRC gene therapy programs targeting genetic causes of hearing loss and balance disorders.
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ZeniPower introduces easy-open, child-resistant hearing aid battery packaging designed to reduce frustration and improve safety for wearers and hearing care providers.
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Starkey supported the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games with Healthy Hearing services, screenings, and hearing aids for athletes.
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Oticon opens nominations for its 2026 Focus on People Awards, honoring hearing loss advocates, caregivers, educators, and professionals.
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More than 100 Oticon employees joined Community Hope’s 2026 Flag Day 5K and Fun Walk to support veterans in need.
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Audien launches $59 Shields hearing protection, offering three adjustable modes and up to 45 dB sound reduction for loud environments.
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A new Rogervoice survey finds 60% of Americans believe phone calls remain inaccessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing people.
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Five cochlear implant pioneers receive the 2026 Merkin Prize for work that helped bring hearing to more than 1 million people worldwide.