Think You Need Hearing Aids? Here’s Where to Start

Here’s our guide to what to consider when starting out with hearing aids, from what to expect and what to ask about, to what all those initials mean after a hearing care provider’s name.

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Welcome, 2023!

We know that creating a healthier future starts with you, and we’re committed to providing accessible resources that you and your family can use. 

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Our Impact in 2022, Thanks to You

Your generous support produced significant achievements this past year.

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Nicotine Injections Reduce Age-Related Auditory Processing Changes in the Older Mouse Brain

This data in aging mice strongly suggests that topical or oral nicotine or nicotine-like substances may be profoundly beneficial for aging humans with central auditory processing disruptions.

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My Life Living—and Learning—With an Auditory Processing Disorder

There is no consensus on “what” causes this condition, but genetics can be a factor (which is most likely the source of my APD). But on the plus side, I am a great problem solver, out-of-the-box thinker, and good with numbers and databases.

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Molecular Barriers to Overcome for Hair Cell Regeneration in the Adult Mouse Cochlea

The research suggests that reprogramming with multiple transcription factors is better able to access the hair cell differentiation gene regulatory network, but that additional interventions may be necessary to produce mature and fully functional hair cells.

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Cut Dementia Risk by Testing for and Then Treating Hearing Loss

The use of hearing aids or cochlear implants was “associated with a 19 percent decrease in hazards of long-term cognitive decline such as incident dementia over a duration ranging from 2 to 25 years,” JAMA Neurology says.

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Cell-Type Identity of the Chick Balance Organ

We have now identified the first events that lead to proliferative hair cell regeneration in birds, which provides new leads that can be translated to mice and ultimately to humans.

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Notating Tinnitus

In the beginning all the sounds l was notating had a markedly sad or gloomy character. They were quite strange and some were even sinister. But then something unexpected happened: l woke up one morning hearing a happy tune full of vitality and hope. I felt a great joy and an inexplicable happiness.

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Apparent Benefits of Cochlear Implantation Before Age 2

These findings are important because they provide valuable insight into the interaction between the learner’s age (developmental period effect) and their linguistic experience (quality and quantity of linguistic input) in early development.

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