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Maintaining balance is a complex process that involves input from multiple sensory systems, including the vestibular system in the inner ear, visual cues, and proprioception from the body’s muscles and joints. While visual stimuli have long been known to impact balance, new research suggests that sound can also play a critical role—especially for individuals with vestibular disorders. A recent study

Google is expanding LE Audio (Low Energy Audio) support for hearing aids on Samsung Galaxy and Pixel smartphones, aiming to improve audio quality, battery efficiency, and direct Bluetooth connectivity for users. The update enhances hands-free calling and media streaming while eliminating the need for intermediary accessories. GN Hearing and Oticon Intent to Gain LE Audio Support with Samsung Galaxy S25

BLUFFDALE, UTAH, and NEWARK-ON-TRENT, UK—Listen Technologies Corporation, a leading provider of advanced wireless listening solutions, and Ampetronic, world-leading providers of audio induction loop systems, are joining forces and combining their decades of expertise to redefine assistive listening and  communication. The two companies are deepening their partnership under the Allvida umbrella, aligning their operations, leadership, and resources to deliver greater value to

SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY – On Saturday, December 7th, Oticon Government Services, alongside Homes For Our Troops (HFOT) and various government and military officials, participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Marine Sgt. Craig Brady’s newly-built, specially adapted custom home in Holden, Massachusetts. Since 2017, Oticon Government Services has proudly supported HFOT’s mission of building and donating specially adapted custom homes for

A new study led by Lancaster University suggests that hearing loss may be a risk factor for developing Parkinson’s disease, reinforcing the growing recognition that sensory deficits could serve as early indicators of neurodegenerative conditions. Key Findings from the Study Published in Parkinsonism and Related Disorders, the study titled “Speech-in-noise hearing impairment is associated with increased risk of Parkinson’s: A

Navigating the diverse landscape of available hearing aids, each boasting various promises, can be a challenging task. The multitude of factors to consider when choosing a suitable hearing aid requires a comprehensive approach, typically initiated by a consultation with a hearing care practitioner (HCP). This consultation investigates  the potential causes of hearing loss, medical history, lifestyle considerations, and the functional

MONTPELLIER, FRANCE – Cilcare, a biotechnology company specializing in auditory sciences, has announced the appointment of Dr. Bettina M. Cockroft as its new Chief Medical Officer. With over three decades of experience in clinical development, medical affairs, and a strong background in the biopharmaceutical industry, Dr. Cockroft brings a wealth of expertise in advancing innovative therapies for hearing disorders, particularly

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Hearing Industries Association (HIA), the only association in America to represent hearing aid technology, has announced the election of Brandon Sawalich, President and CEO of Starkey, as the new Chair of the Board of Directors. The HIA Board of Directors unanimously elected Mr. Sawalich to serve in the position following the retirement of outgoing Chair Sandy

STAEFA, SWITZERLAND – Phonak has announced the expansion of its Infinio platform with two new custom hearing aids, designed to deliver enhanced personalization and performance. The latest additions, Virto Infinio ITE and Virto Infinio ITC, are built on the company’s proprietary Infinio technology, offering improved sound processing and speech understanding: Virto Titanium Infinio Virto 10 NW O Infinio The Infinio

HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK – Radio host and realtor Ian O’Malley recently experienced a significant shift in his perception of sound after being fitted with hearing aids. O’Malley, who had long managed hearing difficulties, described his first experience with hearing aids as an eye-opening realization of what he had been missing. “For the first time, I detected the slight rasp in my