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Research | February 2017 Hearing Review What to do when the patient’s and family member’s perceptions of the hearing loss differ By Gabrielle Saunders, PhD, Jill Preminger, PhD, and Nerina Scarinci, PhD Discussing the opinions of a person with hearing...

Addressing hearing loss on the job should be a workplace wellness priority, says the Better Hearing Institute (BHI), pointing out that in today's service and knowledge-based economy, good communication is critical to business success for both the employer...

Washington, DC (November 13, 2015) – Today, the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), CTIA – The Wireless Association®, Competitive Carriers Association (CCA), Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA), Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard...

This is where I make one of those embarrassing mom confessions. My daughter, Lucie is partially deaf in one ear and was likely born with the condition. No, that’s not what I’m embarrassed about. It’s that my husband, Paul and I didn...

Alright! Let’s talk hearing aids. Essentially, a hearing aid amplifies sounds that the wearer would not typically be able to hear. The sound waves enter the aid through the microphone, at which point they are converted into electrical signals (don’t...