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The Latest Blog Posts

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Meeting Our Researchers at ARO 2025

As always we are so thrilled to meet and catch up with our funded scientists, past and present, at this important research conference.

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Writing the Book My Kids Needed

“Mara Hears in Style” is the book I wish my three children had when they were young and newly diagnosed with hearing loss. I wrote the book so that children who wear hearing aids will see themselves in a book and be seen, but I also wanted Mara's character to be relatable to all children.

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Can Machine Learning Predict Who Will Benefit Most From Cochlear Implants?

Despite challenges, the potential of machine learning to improve cochlear implant outcomes is clear. By refining models, improving data quality, and addressing ethical concerns, we can move toward a future where CIs are more personalized and effective. 

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A Refresher on Hearing Protection

The impact of noise on hearing depends on both volume and duration. The louder the noise, the faster it can cause damage.

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A New Tool for Targeting Only Supporting Cells in the Inner Ear

This research shows that it is possible to design gene therapies for the ear that are carefully targeted at supporting cells, an essential first step in applying targeted gene therapies to treat hearing loss in humans.

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