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Lantos Launches Next-Generation 3D Ear-Canal Scanner
Lantos Technologies is introducing an improved version of its FDA-approved digital ear canal scanner that scans the patient's entire ear in a quick in-office procedure.
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Signia Signs Brian Taylor to Help Market its Hearing Aids
Brian Taylor, AuD, has joined the company as Director, Scientific and Product Marketing to help market its high-end hearing aids in the increasingly competitive hearing industry.
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Widex and Sivantos Create WS Audiology, World's Third-Largest Hearing Aid Company
Widex and Sivantos have completed their merger, creating a new global hearing aid company with a new name—WS Audiology. With combined revenues of EUR 1.7 billion ($1.9 billion USD) and more than 10,000 employees in 125 markets, WS Audiology is now the third-largest hearing aid company in the world.
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CVS to Close Hearing Aid Centers
Hearing Health and Technology Matters (HHTM) is reporting that global drugstore giant CVS has decided to close all its hearing centers.
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GN Hearing Reports Market-Share Gain in 2018
GN Hearing's ReSound and Beltone hearing aid brands continued to build momentum in 2018 on the strength of products based on its new chip platform. GN Hearing posted 7% organic growth to DKK 5.8 billion ($890 million USD)—enough to claim another year of global hearing-aid market share gains.
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Cochlear Ltd. Cashes in on Made-for-Smartphone Hearing Tech
Made-for-smartphone hearing-aid technology is helping Cochlear Ltd. sell more cochlear implants.
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How Will the Widex-Sivantos Merger Impact Hearing-Aid Buyers and Sellers?
Is this merger good or bad for hearing aid consumers and the hearing health professionals who serve them?
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Hearing Aid Technology Update – What You Missed at #AAAConf18
Dr. Cliff Olson hit the expo hall at AAA Conference 2018 to discover some of the most significant product announcements.
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Are Hearables Ready for Prime Time Yet?
The demise of two well-funded “hearable” manufacturers raises the question of when this new product category will take off.