Genes That Control Cell Death Fingered In Age-related Hearing Loss - Science Daily (press release)
Genes That Control Cell Death Fingered In Age-related Hearing LossScience Daily (press release) - Oct 19, 2008ScienceDaily (Oct. 20, 2008) — Several genes that play a role in how our body's cells normally auto-destruct may play a role in age-related hearing loss, [...]
Worldwide Audiological Devices Market to Reach $8.5 Billion by …PR Web (press release), WA - Oct 27, 2008San Jose, California (PRWEB) October 27, 2008 — Hearing aids are specialized products, with sales influenced by factors such as rising life expectancy and …
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Hearing Testing
A hearing aid is just an instrument that amplifies sound waves enough to be processed by the components of our hearing system. In many persons a natural loss of hearing occurs with the aging process. Occasionally some people are born with defective or missing components and that results in the inability to hear anything [...]
Using Rechargeable Hearing Aid Batteries
If you use a hearing aid, you know that there can be nothing more aggravating than having your hearing aid batteries go dead on you when you are in the middle of something important to you. Probably at some point or another, everyone is has experienced from such a disturbing inconvenience. [...]
Surgical implants can help when hearing aids can’t - WRAL.com
Surgical implants can help when hearing aids can’t
WRAL.com, NC - Oct 16, 2008
New surgical implants could help people who can’t use regular hearing aids regain the use of their ears. Hearing aids are the solution for many people who …
Hearing loss risk from iPods - Irish Times
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Eighth-graders get hearing lesson with ‘Listen Up!’ - Palm Beach Daily News
Eighth-graders get hearing lesson with ‘Listen Up!’
Palm Beach Daily News, FL - 22 minutes ago
That’s because they were hearing about the staggering number of students who have hearing loss and how they can prevent it. Listen Up!, a new book inspired …
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