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In its Q3 2024 Interim Management Statement, Demant announced an organic revenue growth of 2%, primarily supported by strong performance in its Hearing Care segment. Despite increased competition and challenging market dynamics, Demant’s proactive cost-saving measures helped to stabilize expenses, positioning the company to meet its projected annual targets. Financial Performance and Revenue Breakdown The Group achieved total revenue of

Rally Caps is not just another baseball movie—it’s a powerful story about overcoming adversity, friendship, and authentic representation of hearing loss. In this episode, Shari Eberts speaks with Jodi Cutler, co-author of the book that inspired the film, and Lee Cipolla, the film’s director. Rally Caps follows Jordy, a young baseball player with cochlear implants, and Lucas, his teammate and

Trihear has announced the launch of LiberMore, an advanced assistive listening system designed to transform how individuals with hearing challenges engage with public environments. Debuting at the 68th EUHA, LiberMore features innovative technology aimed at providing optimal hearing experiences across various settings. Recently, LiberMore was named a category winner in 2024 Hearing Technology Innovator Awards, highlighting its cutting-edge design and

IRVINE, CALIFORNIA – InnoCaption, a leading mobile call captioning technology provider for the Deaf and hard of hearing community, announced today that it has completed the acquisition of CaptionMate. Certified and funded by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), both InnoCaption and CaptionMate provide eligible end users with free mobile app-based call captioning services. CaptionMate uses advanced automated speech recognition technology

ITASCA, ILLINOIS — Knowles Corporation (NYSE: KN), a leading global supplier of high-performance electronics for demanding applications, including capacitors and radio frequency (“RF”) filters, advanced micro-acoustic microphones, and balanced armature speakers, has teamed up with Mimi Hearing Technologies, the provider of the number one hearing test app on the market and a global leader of sound personalization software, to create

MILAN, ITALY — Amplifon S.p.A. has reported impressive financial results for Q3 2024, showcasing solid growth despite challenging market conditions in Europe. With a focus on expanding its footprint worldwide, Amplifon’s strategic acquisitions and investment in its retail network have played a central role in driving revenue and boosting EBITDA. Key Financial Highlights For the first nine months of 2024,

HOUSTON, TEXAS — The greater Houston metropolitan area now has more access to better hearing health with the news that leading hearing care retailer HearUSA has opened two modern hearing centers in the area, Westchase (2691-B Wilcrest Drive) in March, and Bay Forest (1956 El Dorado Boulevard Unit 10) in May. The opening is part of HearUSA’s initiative to expand

What will audiology look like in 2050? In this insightful discussion, Doctors Amyn Amlani and Jason Leyendecker sit down with Dave Kemp to explore the Audiology 2050 initiative, a visionary roadmap from the Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) aiming to elevate the profession to meet future challenges. Born from a thorough review of audiology’s history and current challenges, Audiology

The 68th EUHA Congress, held in Hanover from October 16-18, 2024, brought together approximately 8,700 participants, surpassing attendance expectations. As the world’s largest hearing acoustics industry event, the congress featured over 130 exhibitors, 26 expert presentations, five tutorials, a specialized “Future Friday” program, free admission for trainees and students, and the new EUHA Live Area. The congress opened with speeches

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – Oto, a pioneering digital therapeutic for tinnitus, has achieved CE marking as a Class I medical device in Europe. This regulatory milestone makes Oto the first English-language, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)-based digital treatment for tinnitus available across Europe, addressing a critical need for patients. Currently, only 2.1% of tinnitus patients receive CBT, widely regarded as the