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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 -
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 -
Long Phone Call Results In "Mini-Stroke" For Psychiatrist
November 15, 1999 — Cradling the phone between head and shoulder led to temporary vision loss and difficulty speaking for a healthy French psychiatrist, according to a case report in the November 10 issue of Neurology, ... > full story -
Compound Protects Against Noise-Induced Hearing Loss In Animal Model, UB Researchers Show
April 12, 1999 — Researchers in the University at Buffalo Center for Hearing and Deafness have shown for the first time that a compound called leupeptin may help protect against the noise-induced hearing loss caused ... > full story -
Researcher Finding Ways To Make Cochlear Implants Better Mimic Normal Hearing
March 2, 1999 — Using a computer model, Jay Rubinstein, M.D, Ph.D., a University of Iowa assistant professor of otolaryngology, and physiology and biophysics, has found a way to better mimic the natural spontaneous ... > full story -
Magnetic Hearing Aid--New "Window" For Hearing Impaired
September 17, 1998 — Imagine an invisible hearing aid that never squeals with feedback and digitally enhances speech while silencing background noise. Such a device is under development and has been tested in animals ... > full story -
Sexual Preference In Women Linked To Difference In The Inner Ear
March 3, 1998 — Scientists have found the first physiological difference between heterosexual and homosexual women. Echo-like sounds made by the inner ears of homosexual and bisexual women are weaker than the same ... > full story -
Researchers Find Sites In Brain Responsible For Tinnitus; Work Raises Possibility Of Treatments, Cure
January 23, 1998 — Researchers at the University at Buffalo and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Buffalo, using positron emission tomography (PET), have pinpointed for the first time the ... > full story
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