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Monster Rats and More

I’ve been collecting these anecdotes that I hope help those of us living with hearing loss to remember that laughter can be the best medicine

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Brain Response Test Reveals Hearing Clarity

Babies are too young to do hearing tests until 8 to 10 months of age, and at such young ages, tracking brain waves to sounds is the only reliable way to assess hearing. 

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All in Stride

My hearing loss was defined as “moderately severe, sloping upward to mild”—which basically means I don’t hear at all at the exact frequencies of my husband’s voice.

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Facing the Music

How I came to understand that having a hearing loss made me a super reader of nonverbal cues.

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More Like a Boost

Let’s push back against the idea of a “loss” or “impairment” when it comes to hearing.

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Hearing With Humor

Sometimes, communication snafus can be comedy gold.

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Gene Therapy for Hearing Loss: Interpreting Preliminary Clinical Trial Results

Our independent analysis of the clinical trials’ published data yields the following insights on gene therapy for hearing loss from otoferlin variants. The clinical trials provide the first validation of pharmacological treatments for hearing loss.

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To Me, I Am the Lucky One

I knew how uncomfortable deafness could make people. What I hadn’t expected were some of the reactions my hearing aids got. To me, the hearing aids were life-changing. To me, I was the lucky one.

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Auracast Update

Because Auracast is part of Bluetooth, there's no extra tech needed to include it in a product. That said, since hearing aids last several years, the transition to most being Auracast-capable will take time.

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Changes in the Brain with Age and Hearing Loss

A better understanding of how our brains process patterns with aging and hearing loss, and when neural responses are exaggerated versus diminished, can aid in developing treatments and devices to improve age- and hearing loss-related hearing difficulties.

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