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2024-09-17

The impact of untreated hearing loss on healthy aging

In this BrainHearing™ Network webinar, we were thrilled to present an enlightening session with Dr. Dona Jayakody, head of Brain and Hearing at the Ear Science Institute Australia. Dr. Jayakody shared profound insights into the far-reaching impacts of untreated hearing loss on healthy aging.

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Audiology

Hearing loss

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2024-05-22

Beyond the audiogram: ACT™ is a new standard for speech-in-noise prescription

A dive into Prof. Jürgens talk “The Audible Contrast Threshold (ACT™) test: a novel test to predict hearing-in-noise ability and guide hearing-aid fitting”

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Audiology

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An audiologist adjusts a hearing aid for a seated individual. A computer screen displaying Oticon programming software and fitting details rests on a wooden desk in a bright hearing clinic.
2024-01-31

Understanding communication behaviour to provide intent-based personalisation

The launch of our new premium hearing aid Oticon Intent™ marked a significant step forward in understanding the user’s listening needs and communication intentions in order to seamlessly provide the brain with individualised hearing support in any situation.

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Audiology

Hearing aids

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2023-12-06

The rewiring brain in hearing loss

6 December 2023 marked the launch of a new exciting Oticon initiative, the BrainHearing™ Network, with the aim of connecting scientists and hearing care professionals all around the world.

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Audiology

Hearing loss

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