The Audiologist Informer

The Tinearity G1 is a compact bone-conduction sound generator for tinnitus patients developed by Swedish med-tech startup, Duearity. Here's Audiologist Matthew Allsop's detailed review of this new device.

Researchers from Mass Eye and Ear have linked tinnitus to auditory nerve degeneration in individuals with normal hearing tests.

Here's what the Hearing Number is, how it can help you, and how to get yours. Also commentary from experts on the pros and cons of this metric.

Researchers at the 2023 ADA Convention presented insights from the ACHIEVE study, a game-changing 3-year trial that shows hearing aids can cut in half cognitive decline for at-risk individuals—opening new avenues for dementia prevention and reshaping healthcare strategies worldwide.

As a regular wearer of Sony's CRE-E10 OTC hearing aids, the reviewer got the chance to try out the Jabra Enhance Plus OTC hearing aids. Here's his impression of how they compare.

Audiologist Matthew Allsop covers everything you could possibly want to know about the 9040s, from pricing and features to design options and technological advancements, including artificial intelligence and Bluetooth connectivity.

Pavel Jungwirth and colleagues from IOCB Prague and MED-EL have come up with a complete computer model of the ear that can be used to simulate hearing of mammals including humans.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering a rule to make hearing aid compatibility (HAC) required for 100% of wireless handset models.

Individuals with hearing loss were found to have microstructural differences in the auditory areas of the temporal lobe and frontal cortex involved with speech and language processing, as well as areas involved with executive function.