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A new study led by researchers at Concordia University suggests that hearing ability plays a significant role in how older adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) manage everyday tasks that require both thinking and movement, such as walking while performing a mental activity. Drawing on data from the multi-center SYNERGIC clinical trial, the study also found that targeted exercise and

In Part 2 of this conversation, the focus shifts from understanding tinnitus to how it’s actually managed. Dr. Jennifer Gans returns to speak with Shari Eberts about tinnitus management strategies. Building on their previous conversation, she outlines a practical framework for evaluating treatments, centered on three core elements: Reducing anxiety Providing accurate education; and Supporting nervous system regulation Rather than

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GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA — Neurotone AI has announced that audiologist and researcher Dr. Brian Taylor has joined the company as Vice President of Clinical Research and Professional Relations. In his new role, Dr. Taylor will support the company’s clinical research efforts, including the development of new studies, strengthening the evidence base for aural rehabilitation, and helping providers integrate brain-based hearing care

FARMINGTON HILLS, MICHIGAN — The International Hearing Society (IHS) is marking its 75th anniversary in 2026, recognizing its longstanding role in supporting hearing healthcare professionals who provide hearing evaluations and hearing aid services. The anniversary will be celebrated under the theme “Uniting Generations, Advancing Hearing Care,” with a focus on advocacy, relationships, communication, and education. According to the organization, these areas

By Dr. Jennifer J. Gans Tinnitus occupies a very unusual place in medicine. Most medical complaints follow a familiar pattern: a symptom points to a specific physical problem that can be identified and treated. A broken bone is repaired, an infection is treated with antibiotics, and a tumor is removed or managed with medication. Tinnitus does not fit neatly into

HELSINKI, FINLAND — Deafmetal, a Finnish design-driven hearing health company focused on hearing aid jewelry and accessories, has announced the launch of a new Audiology Clinic Program alongside a €500,000 seed funding round to support international growth. The company’s approach centers on addressing one of the longstanding challenges in hearing care—adoption. According to the World Health Organization, only an estimated

SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY — The Oticon Hearing Foundation is continuing its partnership with the American Academy of Audiology Foundation (AAAF) through a $30,000 contribution aimed at supporting the professional development and humanitarian engagement of future audiologists. For the 2026–27 academic year, the Foundation will provide $20,000 toward student scholarships and up to $10,000 to support two student humanitarian mission trips

SCHAUMBURG, ILLINOIS — Natus Sensory, a global provider of sensory and diagnostic solutions, has announced a new strategic distribution partnership with Oaktree Products, a second-generation family-owned distributor of clinical supplies and diagnostic equipment serving the hearing healthcare industry. According to the companies, the partnership is intended to broaden access to Natus Sensory’s diagnostic hearing assessment and fitting solutions across the

EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA — Starkey has been recognized with eight Culture Excellence Awards and named a Manufacturing Top Workplace, reflecting the company’s focus on workplace culture, employee engagement, and organizational development. The Culture Excellence Awards recognize Starkey’s performance across multiple areas, including innovation, leadership, professional development, purpose and values, work-life flexibility, appreciation, compensation and benefits, and employee well-being. The awards