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UCSF Audiology Clinic Offers World's First Disposable Hearing Aids
October 5, 2000 — The University of California, San Francisco Audiology Clinic will launch new research in October to study the world's first disposable hearing aids, costing about $40 and lasting ... > full story -
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Rare Hallucinations Make Music In The Mind
August 9, 2000 — Some hear choruses singing folk songs, others hear Mozart or even the Glenn Miller Orchestra -- but there is no music; they are hallucinating. New research in the August 8 issue of Neurology, the ... > full story -
Helping To Better Understand The Development And Maturation Of The Auditory Pathway
July 3, 2000 — Scientists at Johns Hopkins have discovered the function of a group of nerve fibers that originates in the brain stem and fires off signals even before newborn rats can hear. The signals may be a ... > full story -
Northwestern Researchers Clone Gene Responsible For Inner Ear Motor
May 12, 2000 — In an unusual collaboration of hearing science and molecular biology experts, researchers have cloned a gene, named after the musical notation presto, that is critical to the functioning of the outer ... > full story -
UCSD Study Of Uncoordinated Fruit Flies Provides Molecular Clues To Hearing Problems In Humans
March 27, 2000 — In an ingenious study of severely uncoordinated fruit flies, scientists at the University of California, San Diego have obtained the first molecular hints of how humans and other complex organisms ... > full story -
New Hearing Test Can Improve Diagnosis Of Middle Ear Disorders
November 23, 1999 — A new test developed by a Nebraska researcher and studied by scientists at Ohio University could offer doctors a better diagnostic tool for middle ear infections and other hearing disorders than ... > full story -
Despite Effects On Perceived Health, Many Elderly Ignore Hearing Loss
November 4, 1999 — Despite mounting evidence that hearing loss affects health, a significant number of elderly people don't seek treatment for the problem, even when their hearing loss is substantial, University of ... > full story -
Gene Mutation Tied To Deafness Found In African-Americans And Caucasians
October 21, 1999 — A new study at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is the first to establish that a mutation in a gene associated with about 20 percent of all cases of hereditary deafness found in Whites ... > full story -
Aspirin Component Prevents Antibiotic-Induced Deafness
July 14, 1999 — University of Michigan scientists have found that salicylate---the active component of ordinary aspirin---can prevent deafness in guinea pigs exposed to a common class of antibiotics that destroy ... > full story -
Gene Triggers Formation Of Sensory Cells In The Ear
June 14, 1999 — Using an advanced microscope facility, a researcher at the University of Illinois at Chicago has identified a key step in the development of sensory cells in the inner ear known as hair cells. The ... > full story
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