Hearing Aids

ReSound donates hearing aids to Guatemalan children through the Audiology Outreach in Guatemala Program.

Thinking about buying hearing aids, but not sure where to start? Seek professional advice in order to determine your level of hearing impairment and to be fitted with proper aids.

Study shows low cochlear implant failure, re-implantation rate in children.

Whether or not a used hearing aid will work for another individual is dependent on several factors, including the type of hearing aid and the hearing loss and listening needs of the wearer.

The Hear the World Foundation has been involved in campaigns for better hearing all over the world for more than five years.

While the average lifespan of hearing aids can be as long as five years, sometimes replacement is required sooner due to changes in hearing levels or changes in hearing aid technology.

ReSound, along with a team of US audiologists, has donated AleraTM hearing aids, wireless accessories and fitting services to children-in-need in the British Virgin Islands.

A recent survey conducted by Beltone found Beltone patients gave their hearing care practition...

Sonic, a U.S.-based manufacturer of hearing care solutions, moved the company's Minnesota production facility into a new 20,000-plus-square-foot building in the city of Eagan.

Oticon’s latest advanced technology hearing instrument, Intiga, was honored for its outstanding design, winning the iF Product Design Award 2012.

Oticon Foundation has funded a virtual simulator to help train surgeons and surgical residents in delicate temporal bone surgery.

Sonic announces new branding strategy and positions company for continued growth.

The Oticon Focus on People awards recognized twelve outstanding individuals who have contributed to expanding awareness and advocacy for persons with hearing loss. The winners were honored at a special awards ceremony in Los Angeles.

The new Intiga hearing aid from Oticon has shown immediate and obvious benefits for new hearing aid users.

Sonic Innovations, Inc. is donating over 44,000 hearing aid battery cells to three Minnesota nonprofit groups.

Phonak LLC has awarded the 2011 Cheryl DeConde Johnson Award for outstanding achievement in Educational and Pediatric audiology to Linda Thibodeau, Ph.D.

At age 38, Dr. John Brein, a respected anesthesiologist from Chesapeake, Virginia, began to no...

From June 25 to July 4, Athens, Greece will host more than 7,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities from 170 countries for the 13th Special Olympics World Summer Games.

Hearing aid feedback, sometimes referred to as "whistling" or "squealing," is typically caused by hearing aids that do not fit properly or by ear wax blocking the ear canal. Most new hearing aids offer technology that reduces or eliminates this annoying feedback.

Sonic Innovations, Inc. is donating a collection of scientific and educational journals to the Salus University George S. Osborne College of Audiology.

Today's digital hearing aids are miniature electronic devices that sit in or on the ear, and selectively amplify and process sounds.

Close to 300 Unitron employees from nine different countries welcomes global platform and product launch event.

ReSound supports Help America Hear program in attempt to raise awareness during Better Hearing and Speech Month.

There are many types of hearing aids and each offers distinct advantages and disadvantages for the hearing aid wearer.

Learn about hearing aids and whether one hearing aid or two hearing aids are best for treating hearing loss from Jessica Krause, M.S. and Managing Editor of HealthyHearing.com. [Video]