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Study - hearing gets more tiring for the brain as we age

The first Sonic hearing aid built on our Extend technology platform, Radiant combines forward-thinking innovations and versatile features to create a truly personalized hearing solution. New noise management and speech processing systems actively find, filter, and fine-tune the sounds users want to hear – and flexible offerings allow more conveniences than ever before.

Learn how hearing aid battery technology has evolved from when it was first invented.

It's your life. Hear it happen.

2005's Miss America speaks about new technology and a better way of life.

James Johnson is a professional piano tuner who struggled for years with his job and his personal life because of poor hearing. That was until he met Dr. Gnewikow and tried Phonak's new Venture hearing aids that are specially designed for music lovers and musicians. Check out his story in the video, and for more information visit www.phonak.com. 

The Benefits of WIDEX MOMENT Hearing Aid

At Oticon, we optimize our hearing aids for living life. New research confirms Oticon Opn enables you to deliver a benefit your patients will truly appreciate: better speech understanding in multi-talker situations. Watch to learn more. https://www.oticon.com/professionals/brainhearing-technology/opensound-navigator

Dr. Jace Wolfe, clinical audiologist and Director of Audiology and Research at the Hearts for Hearing Foundation in Oklahoma City, uses his 22 years of cochlear implant experience to examine results from the Longitudinal Outcomes of Children with Hearing Impairment (LOCHI) Study based out of Australia to understand the long-term impact of age at implantation. The March 2020 FDA approval to expand pediatric indications to nine months further reinforces the urgency to give pediatric patients early access to sound, especially as they reach hearing and language milestones. Moreover, the LOCHI study observed children from the age of hearing loss identification until early adulthood to explore speech, language, literacy, auditory, educational, vocational, social and pragmatic outcomes. Wolfe further recaps the factors that may influence hearing outcomes such as age of implantation. This suggests the presence of a critical window for language development and auditory stimulation. Through partnership, together we can reach further to give pediatric patients early access to sound. Read more: http://pronews.cochlearamericas.com/t...

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