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New Study Finds Self-Tuning of Hearing Aids Improves Speech Quality in Real-World Sound Scenes
A new study published in the American Journal of Audiology has shown that allowing hearing aid users to fine-tune their own device settings for specific listening situations can significan Read More
New Study Shows Hearing Aids Can Disrupt Spatial Perception in “Cocktail Party” Listening
A new study published in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America highlights an important challenge faced by hearing aid users: difficulty separating voices in noisy, multi-talker Read More
New Study Shows Computer-Based Hearing Training Can Reduce Listening Effort
A new pilot study published in Audiology Research has found that individualized, computer-based auditory training may help older adults improve concentration, processing speed, and listeni Read More
Dr Hashir Aazh Honoured with “Friends Forever” Plaque by the World Hearing Centre in Poland
Kajetany, Poland — September 2024. Dr Hashir Aazh has been awarded the prestigious
It may sound surprising, but researchers from George Washington University (USA) and Read More
World Tinnitus Congress to Launch Distinguished Lecture Series in London 2027
New lecture programme to recognise excellence across tinnitus science, care, and leadership T Read More
World Tinnitus Congress Announces the Ouroboros Lecture: A New Flagship Keynote Bridging Mechanism and Meaning The organisers of the 4th World Tinnitus Congress (WTC 2027) a Read More
London Announced as Host City for the 4th World Tinnitus Congress and XV International Tinnitus Seminar
Global summit on tinnitus science and care to take place in June-J Read More
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New Distinguished Lecture Series Announced for WTC 2027
WTC 2027 Launches the Ouroboros Lecture
London Wins Bid to Host the 4th World Tinnitus Congress