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1. @Iphatec - A Pilot Study on Outcomes of Computer Assisted Reading and Writing for Adults With Dyslexia
2. 14 Tech Tools That Enhance Computing for the Disabled
3. 7 Tech Breakthroughs That Empower People With Disabilities
4. A "Small" Change in Verification: A Compact Live Speech REM System
5. A Better Model for Animating American Sign Language
6. A Better Way to Buy Hearing Aids?
7. A Breakthrough for Worldwide Phones Services for the Deaf
8. A CapTel USB: Helping People With Hearing and Vision Loss to Enjoy the Phone
9. A Comparative Study of Text Telephone and Video Relay Services
10. A Complete Guide to Man's Best Friend as a Hearing Dog
11. A Few Facts on Captioning
12. A Field Study on the Effect of Relative Humidity on Hearing Aid Receivers
13. A Hearing Aid Research Summit: A Path to the Future
14. A Hearing Aid That Cuts Out All the Clatter
15. A Hearing System That Can Bounce Back From Reverberation
16. A High-Definition Compression System for Open Fittings
17. A Moisture Resistant Switch for Improving the Robustness of BTEs
18. A Multi-Center Trial of a New High-End Digital Hearing System
19. A Multimedia Fitting Tool for a Patient-Driven Protocol
20. A Neural Network Model for Optimizing Vowel Recognition by Cochlear Implant Listeners
21. A New Collection Method for the Collection of AEPs
22. A New High-Performance Fully Transparent Hearing Instrument
23. A New Model for Tinnitus Treatment
24. A New System to Protect Hearing Aids From Cerumen and Moisture
25. A Personalized Electronic Book for Video-Based Sign Language Education
26. A Phone-Assistive Device Based on Bluetooth Technology for Cochlear Implant Users
27. A Population Approach to Understanding Children's Access to Assistive Technology
28. A Qualitative Study of Teachers' Acceptance of a Speech-to-Text Transcription System in High School and College Classrooms
29. A Retrospective Analysis of Recommendations for Workplace Accommodations for Persons With Mobility and Sensory Limitations
30. A Rural Community Tests Teleaudiology for Newborns
31. A Sign Language Interpreter Glove That Links to Your Smartphone
32. A Solution to Cell Phone Use for Non-Telecoil Equipped Hearing Aids
33. A Study of Low-Cost, Robust Assistive Listening System (ALS) Based on Digital Wireless Technology
34. A Survey of Awareness of ALDs and Hearing Difficulty in Places of Worship
35. A Tale of Two Feedback Cancellers
36. A Time-Cost Analysis with Patients Who Purchase, Return, and Exchange Hearing Aids
37. A Transforming Experience
38. A Voice-Activated, Inflatable, Self-Regulating Balloon Ear Coupler
39. A Wearable Bluetooth Device for Hard-of-Hearing People
40. ABR Testing in Children Made Easy
41. AcceleGlove Teaches You Sign Language: We Go Hands-In
42. Access Issues: One State's Solution to Getting More People Online
43. Access to Acoustic Information
44. Access to Emergency Number Services
45. Access to Over The Road Buses for Passengers With Disabilities
46. Accessibility of Library and Information Services for Hard of Hearing People
47. Accessible In-Flight Entertainment Systems: Status Report
48. Accessible Radio for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Sought by New Grant
49. Accessible Rich Media: Update on Possibilities and Limitations
50. Accessing the "Far World": A New Age of Connectivity for Hearing Aids
51. Accommodations for Employees with Sensory Impairments in Automated Manufacturing
52. Accomplishing Technology Transfer: Case-Based Lessons of What Works and What Does Not
53. Acoustic Consequences of Evaluating Hearing Aids via Stethoscopes and Listening Tubes
54. Activity Limitation and Participation Restriction in Adults Seeking Hearing Aid Fitting and Rehabilitation
55. Adapting the Kids Network Online Science Curriculum for Deaf Students
56. Adaptive Directional Microphone Technology and Hearing Aids: Theoretical and Clinical Implications
57. Adding Precision to the Initial Hearing Aid Fitting
58. Advanced Bionics Improves Platinum BTE and CII BTE Rechargeable Batteries for Greater Convenience and Cost Effectiveness
59. Advanced Cochlear Systems to be Awarded Patent for New Cochlear Implant Technologies
60. Advanced Material Technology Facilitates New Approaches to Industrial Hearing Protection
61. After 20 Years, Government Wants to Update Americans With Disabilities Act for Cyberspace
62. AID-GRIP Offers New RIE Device Grip
63. Aiding Assistive Technology
64. ALDs: It's Not Just About the Hearing Aid
65. American Sign Language Recognition in Game Development for Deaf Children
66. Among Twists in Budget Woes, Tensions Over Teaching the Deaf
67. Amplicom USA Releases New PowerTel 601 Wireless Wrist Shaker
68. Amplification in the Classroom: New Technologies, New Challenges
69. Amplified Telephones: Past, Present, and Future
70. An Aide for the Disabled, a Companion, and Nice and Furry
71. An Auditory Performance Evaluation of Pediatric Hearing Aid Fittings
72. An Entrepreneur’s Unfinished Project
73. An Evaluation of Digital Cellular Handsets by Hearing Aid Users
74. An Innovative Combination Device to Assist in Tinnitus Management
75. An Interview With Melissa Winkle: About Assistance Dogs
76. An Update on the Directional Hearing Aid Test System
77. Answering Machine for Those With Hearing Loss
78. App Boosts the Sounds You Have Trouble Hearing
79. Apple May Integrate Next iPhone With Hearing Aids
80. Are Binaural Hearing Aids Better?
81. Arkansas Residents Eligible for Free Amplified Phone
82. Armed Forces Battle Invisible Disability
83. Around The (Acoustic) Horn - Comfort Audio Opens Doors in US
84. Artificial Intelligence Helps Improve the Lives of People With Hearing Loss
85. ASL Access Brings American Sign Language Video Collections to Local Libraries
86. Assessing the Effectiveness of Feedback Cancellers in Hearing Aids
87. Assessment of the Effectiveness of an Adult Audiologic Rehabilitation Program Using a Knowledge-Based Test and a Measure of Hearing Aid Satisfaction
88. Assistive Listening Devices
89. Assistive Technology and Aging: Tools for Independence
90. Assistive Technology Boogie
91. Assistive Technology Is Associated With Reduced Capability Poverty: A Cross-Sectional Study in Bangladesh
92. Assistive View Replay for Deaf Students
93. AT&T Premieres Real-Time IM Relay for Customers With Hearing, Speech Loss
94. AT&T Service
95. Attenuation Values of a Noise-Cancelling Headphone
96. Audex Unveils New Hearing Aid Mobile Phone Accessory
97. Audibility and Useful Hearing Aid Features
98. Audiograms and Hearing Testing: A Primer for Parents
99. Auditory Implant Placed in Toddler's Brain Stem
100. Auditory, Visual, and Auditory-Visual Speech Perception by Individuals With Cochlear Implants Versus Individuals With Hearing Aids
101. Augmentative and Alternative Methods for Hard-of-Hearing People's Telephone Communication
102. Automated Finger Spelling by Highly Realistic 3D Animation
103. Avada Introduces Arris PHD Plus Systems
104. Bandwidth Matters for Children, Says New Study
105. Barrier-Free Access Promotes Employee Effectiveness
106. Bates Technical College Offers Hearing Instrument Technology Program
107. Becoming Friends With Your New Hearing Aids
108. Bellman & Symfon Introduces Audio Domino ALD
109. BellSouth Offers Customers with Hearing or Speech Disabilities New Wireless Options for Enhancing Their Communications Needs
110. Beltone Introduces Marq Receiver-in-the-Ear Instrument
111. Benefits and Drawbacks of Remote and Beam-Forming Microphones as Hearing Aid Accessories for Hard-of-Hearing and Late-Deafened Adults
112. Beyond the Fitting Target: Verifying Advanced Hearing Aid Features
113. BHI Study Suggests Thin-Tube BTEs Appeal to Younger Audience
114. Bill Provides for Better Closed Captioning for 30 Million Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Americans
115. Bill Seeks to Make Electronics Accessible to Blind, Deaf
116. Bilsom Introduces New Radio Hi-Visibility Earmuff
117. Bionic Ear Helps to Restore Communication
118. Bionics
119. Bluetooth and Hearing Aids: Ready for Prime Time?
120. Bluetooth Technology: Toward More Wireless Hearing Care Solutions
121. Boundaries of Real Open Fittings: Clinical Experiences
122. Braille Menus for People Who Are Deaf
123. Brain's Hearing Center May Reorganize After Implantation of Cochlear Device
124. Breaking the Silence With Bluetooth Technology
125. Breakthrough Wireless Service Makes Captions Available at Walt Disney World Resort
126. Bridging the Gap: Access to Audio Sources for People with Hearing Aids
127. Buying a Hearing Aid? You've Got a Lot to Learn
128. C Note: A Computerized Notetaking System For Hearing Impaired Students In Mainstream Post Secondary Education
129. Campus Community Partnerships With People Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
130. Can an In-the-Ear Device Be Truly Open? Yes!
131. Can People With Hearing Loss Benefit From Hybrid Cochlear Implants?
132. Can Technology Cure Stuttering?
133. Caption Quality
134. Captioned Media Program
135. Captioned Telephone Service Coming to New York
136. Captions on the Web
137. Cell Phone Inventor Foresees a Universal Ear
138. Changing How Gain is Selected: The Benefits of Combining Datalogging and a Learning VC
139. Changing With the Times: Applying Digital Technology to Hearing Aid Shell Manufacturing
140. Changing With the Times: Managing Low-Frequency Hearing Loss
141. Charging Ahead: Technical Advancements in Batteries
142. Charity Eases Communication With the Deaf, Hard of Hearing With Text-Connect
143. Children With Cochlear Implants: A Review of Demographics and Communication Outcomes
144. Children’s Satisfaction With Assistive Technology Solutions for Schoolwork Using the QUEST 2.1: Children’s Version
145. Choosing a Hearing Aid
146. Choosing and Using a Cell Phone with Your Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implant
147. Cinema Subtitle Glasses Give Promise to Deaf Film Fans
148. Clarity C4230 Amplified Phone Designed for Sweet Sounds
149. Clarity Introduces First Cordless Telephone With Caller ID to Enhance Communication for Millions With Hearing Loss
150. ClassInFocus: Improving Educational Access for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students in the Mainstream
151. Classroom Amplification Technology: Theory and Practice
152. Classroom Amplification to Enhance Student Performance
153. Clinical Experience Using a Hearing Aid for TMJ-Related Fitting Problems
154. Clinical Study of a New Directional System: Initial Behavioral Results
155. Clinical Trial of a New Digital Device
156. CNI's Cochlear Implant Assistance Fund Helps Pay for Cochlear Implants
157. Coalition for Accessible Technology
158. Coalition for Movie Captioning: Status of Captioned Movies in Theaters
159. Cochlear Americas Announces FDA Clearance for ESPrit 3G Behind the Ear Speech Processor
160. Cochlear Americas Launches Rehabilitation Program for Implant Recipients
161. Cochlear Americas Supports Requiring Compatible Cellular Telephones
162. Cochlear Forges Research Frontier for Next Generation Cochlear Implant
163. Cochlear Implantation Increases Meningitis Risk
164. Cochlear Implants
165. Cochlear Implants and Education of the Deaf Child
166. Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids: Some Personal and Professional Reflections
167. Cochlear Implants Are Here to Stay
168. Cochlear Implants Improve Quality of Life
169. Cochlear Implants Opens New World for Couple
170. Cochlear Implants Today and Tomorrow: Conversational Strategies ~ Hearing Tactics ~ Communication Strategies
171. Cochlear Implants: Current Designs and Future Possibilities
172. Cochlear Implants: Taxpayer Benefits
173. Cochlear Implants: The Sound and the Fury
174. Cochlear Prostheses: L'Enfant Terrible of Auditory Rehabilitation
175. Cold Laser Technology to Be Explored at AAA Session
176. Comments of the Technology Access Program in the Matter of Section 68.4(a) of the Commission's Rules Governing Hearing Aid Compatible Telephones
177. Communication Access Solutions Using the iCommunicator
178. Communication for the Non-Speaking Deaf Using an Embedded Prediction System
179. Communication Intervention for Infants and Toddlers with Cochlear Implants
180. Communication Wake-Up Call
181. Comparison of Three Premium Products: Does Design Philosophy Matter?
182. Comparison of Transient Noise Reduction Systems
183. Compensation of Severe Sensory Hearing Deficits. Two Different Approaches to Replace Inaudible Speech Elements: Re-Sampling Versus Re-Synthesis
184. Congress Passes Bill to Make Internet, Smartphones Accessible for Blind, Deaf
185. Connecting Through Telecommunications Technology
186. Connecting to Learn: Educational and Assistive Technologies for People With Disabilities
187. Considerations for Design of Future Cochlear Implant Electrode Arrays: Electrode Array Stiffness, Size, and Depth of Insertion
188. Considering Assistive Technology in the IEP Process: The Texas 4-Step Model
189. Considering Cochlear Implant Surgery? Read This First
190. Conversations With the Deaf
191. Counteracting Tinnitus by Acoustic Coordinated Reset Neuromodulation
192. Creating Video and Multimedia Products That are Accessible to People With Sensory Impairments
193. Crossover Technology for Deaf Learners
194. CSD, Interpretek and SLC Announce VRS Alliance in Rochester, N.Y.
195. Cued Speech Offers Deaf Children Links to Spoken English
196. Cued Speech Resource Book for Parents of Deaf Children, 2nd Edition
197. Custom Directional Hearing Aids: State-Of-The-Art
198. Custom Earpieces: A Closer Look
199. Cutting the Phone Cord for the Hearing Loss Community
200. DataLogging: A Clinical Tool for Meeting Individual Patient Needs
201. Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students' Memory of Lectures With Speech-to-Text and Interpreting/Note Taking Services
202. Deaf Children Learn to Sign by Toying With RFID
203. Deaf Education Evolving With Implants
204. Deaf-Blind Communication Devices
205. Delivery System of Assistive Devices: Guidelines and Protocols
206. Design Implications for a Ubiquitous Ambient Sound Display for the Deaf
207. Designing Hearing Aids for Children With Severe-To-Profound Losses
208. Developing and Testing a Laboratory Sound System That Yields Accurate Real-World Results
209. Developing Auditory Learning in Children with Cochlear Implants
210. Developments in Research and Technology
211. Developments in Research and Technology
212. Developments in Research and Technology
213. Developments in Research and Technology
214. Developments in Research and Technology
215. Developments in Research and Technology
216. Developments in Research and Technology
217. Developments in Research and Technology: An FM System for Speechreading
218. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing Assistive Technologies
219. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing-Assistive Technologies: Classroom Sound-Field Systems
220. Developments in Research and Technology: InSound XT Hearing Aid
221. Developments in Research and Technology: Solar-Powered Hearing Aid
222. Developments in Research and Technology: SpeechView
223. Developments in Research and Technology: Tech Innovations to Combat Hearing Aid Feedback
224. Developments in Research and Technology: The Menniett Device: New Treatment for Meniere's Disease
225. Developments in Technology to Increase Access to Education for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
226. Device for Determining Directionality of Sound
227. Device Monitors Doorbells, Phones, Smoke Detectors: Alerts Hard of Hearing Up to 2,000 Feet
228. Device That Produces Tiny Skull Vibrations a Big Help for Hearing Impaired
229. Diagnostics Goes Digital
230. Different Kinds of Cochlear Implants: Auditory, Penetrating and Hybrid
231. Digital Hearing Aids and Cell Phones: The Impact of New Technology on Phone Use
232. Digital Hearing Aids: From Wheelbarrows to Ear Inserts
233. Discrimination Against Persons With Disabilities: Barriers at Every Step
234. Disparity Between Clinical Assessment and Real-World Performance of Hearing Aids
235. Doctors Hail Double Ear Implants
236. Don't Throw That Hearing Aid Away! New Society is Dedicated to Preserving Hearing Aids
237. Ear Gear Delivers for Cochlear Implants and Mini Open-Fit Hearing Aids
238. Early Intervention, ASL, and Parent Interaction Are Keys to Improving Deaf Children’s Literacy Skills
239. Early Tests Suggest Auditory Nerve Implant Can Deliver Wide Range of Sounds; Device Reportedly Does Not Interfere With Natural Hearing
240. Earmolds and Hearing Aid Shells: A Tutorial
241. Earmolds and Hearing Aid Shells: A Tutorial Part 5
242. Earmolds and Hearing Aid Shells: A Tutorial, Part 3: Pediatric Impressions
243. Earmuffs: A Primer
244. Educational CART and Captioning - The Future is Remote!
245. Educational Challenges for Children with Cochlear Implants
246. Effectiveness of an Affordable Hearing Aid With Elderly Persons
247. Effectiveness of Group Versus Individual Hearing Aid Visits
248. Effects of Assistance Dogs on Persons With Mobility or Hearing Impairments: A Pilot Study
249. Effects of CIC Hearing Aids on Auditory Localization by Listeners with Normal Hearing
250. Effects of Doubling Up on Hearing Protection Explored
251. Efficacy of an Open-Fitting Hearing Aid
252. Efficacy of the Remote-Microphone Hearing Aid for Novice Hearing Aid Users
253. Emerging Technologies and Cognitive Disability
254. Emotichair Helps People Feel the Music
255. Emotional Subtitles: A System and Potential Applications for Deaf and Hearing Impaired People
256. Empowering Employees
257. Empowering Mainstreamed Deaf Students With Multiple Video Perspectives
258. Energizer Increases Capacity of its Hearing Aid Batteries Up to 18 Percent
259. English to Sign Language Translation Software
260. Enhance Your Fittings with Simulated Acoustical Reality
261. Enhancing Listening, Literacy, and Learning for All Children
262. Enhancing What Students Can Do
263. Envirograms: Bringing Greater Utility to Datalogging
264. Environmental Design -- An Expanding Role in Hearing Rehabilitation for Older Adults
265. Environmentally Adaptive Hearing Aids
266. Essentials of Hearing Aid Selection, Part 2: It's in the Numbers
267. Essentials of Hearing Aid Selection, Part 3: Perception Is Reality
268. Evaluating American Sign Language Generation Through the Participation of Native ASL Signers
269. Evaluating Automatic Speech Recognition as a Conversational Aid for People with Hearing Loss
270. Evaluating the Performance of a Hearing Aid in the Real-Ear: What a Little Hearing Aid Tweaking Can Do
271. Evolution of Deaf Languages Explored
272. Exceptionally Loud Telephone Ringer
273. Exelia Built on CORE Wireless Technology
274. Experiences When Fitting Children with a Digital Directional Hearing Aid
275. Eyes a Window to Hearing Loss?
276. Factors Contributing to Speech Perception Scores in Long-Term Pediatric Cochlear Implant Users
277. Factors Influencing Hearing Aid Return and Exchange Rates
278. Faster Than the Speed of Sound
279. Father and Son Team Create the UbiDuo
280. Father’s App Lets Disabled Son ‘Speak’ Thru iPad
281. FCC Allows Funding for Phones Equipped with Captioning Technology
282. FCC Decision Reduces Video Relay Service Compensation
283. FCC Filing on Public Safety Issues: Comments of the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center for Wireless Technologies (Wireless RERC)
284. FCC: Digital Wireless Phones Must Work With Hearing Aids
285. FCC’s Broadband Plan Endorses Accessibility
286. FDA Approves Much Anticipated Hearing Alternative
287. FDA Approves Nucleus 24 Double Array
288. FDA Approves Nucleus 5 Cochlear Implant System
289. FDA Clears Natus Medical’s ALGO 3 Newborn Hearing Screener
290. Feature/MovieFlix Movies are Now Accessible to More Than 28 Million Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals
291. Feel the Music With Frederik Podzuweit’s Collar Concept
292. Fine-Tuning Hearing Instruments Using an Economical Sound Simulator
293. Fine-Tuning in Modern Hearing Aids
294. First National Video Relay Service Debuts for Deaf; CSD Partners with Sprint for Web-Based Assistive Technology
295. Fish! for Hearing Care Professionals
296. Fitting and Evaluating a Hearing Aid for Recipients of a Unilateral Cochlear Implant: The NAL Approach
297. Fitting Hearing Aids on Senior Adults
298. Fitting Tips: Essentials of Hearing Aid Selection, Part 1: Cosmetics Are Not Just What Meets the Ear
299. Five Tips for Assessing the Need for New Hearing Aids
300. FM and Football: A Winning Combination
301. FM Systems Help Children Learn
302. FM Technologies: Enhancing Language and Learning in Home and School Environments
303. For Deaf, Wireless Devices a New Portal to World
304. For First Time, Cochlear Implant Restores Hearing to Patient with Rare Genetic Disorder
305. For Hard of Hearing, Clarity out of the Din
306. For Many, AT Brings Enjoyment Back to the Theatres
307. Forget Google Glasses. Invisible Captioning Is the Next Big Idea
308. Formal Versus Informal Hearing Tests: What is Functional Hearing?
309. Free Captioned Telephone Has People Talking
310. Free Telephones, Honest!
311. Freedom from Sedation: A New Technology for ABRs
312. From Hearts and Hands
313. FrontRow Designed to Make Students Better Listeners
314. Frustrating Signs at the FCC
315. Frye Announces 1.51 Hearing Aid Test System
316. Gallaudet University Adjusts to a Culture That Includes More Hearing Students
317. Geers, Nicholas Report Latest Cochlear Implant Research at AG Bell Convention
318. German Deaf People Using Text Communication: Short Message Service, TTY, Relay Services, Fax, and E-mail
319. GHI Introduces the SmartWear SFE Earmold
320. GoAmerica Announces Agreement with America Online to Offer AOL Mobile Services Via Go.Web
321. Going to Captioned Movies: A 2008 Update
322. Good Vibrations: Using Touch to Assist Deaf People
323. Google to Caption YouTube Videos
324. Government Warns on Ear Implants
325. Hal-Hen Offers Comfort Duett Personal Listening System
326. Hand-Held Computer Helps Communication Flow
327. Handwritten and Word-Processed Story Retellings by School-Aged Students Who are Deaf
328. HATIS and Verizon Pave Road to Complete Wireless Telecommunications Access for Hard-of-Hearing
329. Health Insurance and Implantable Hearing Devices: Guidance for Consumers
330. Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
331. Heard Around the World! Hearing Aid Compatibility and Wireless Assistive Devices
332. Hearing Aid Compatibility for Digital Wireless Phones
333. Hearing Aid Compatibility Videos: Choosing a Cell Phone That Works for You
334. Hearing Aid Compatibility With Digital Wireless Cell Phones: An Update for Audiologists, Physicians, and Hearing Instrument Specialists
335. Hearing Aid Compatibility With Wireless Phones and Services
336. Hearing Aid Compatible Cellphones: Findings From the Annual Survey of Consumer Experiences, 2006-2008
337. Hearing Aid Component Protection
338. Hearing Aid Fitting in Infants
339. Hearing Aid Fitting: Getting It Right (And, Is That All There Is?)
340. Hearing Aid Fittings and the Use of Simulated Sound Environments
341. Hearing Aid Security and Protection Devices
342. Hearing Aid Technology vs. Steeply Sloping Sensorineural Hearing Loss: Win, Lose, or Tie?
343. Hearing Aid Use in Conjunction With a Cochlear Implant
344. Hearing Aids and Personal Sound Amplifiers: Know the Difference
345. Hearing Aids and Wireless Technology
346. Hearing Aids for Children: Who Pays?
347. Hearing Aids Improve Quality of Life
348. Hearing Aids: Expectations and Satisfaction of People With an Intellectual Disability, a Descriptive Pilot Study
349. Hearing Assistance Comes to the Home
350. Hearing Assistance Technology in Schools: Current Practices and Trends
351. Hearing Assistive Technology Training
352. Hearing Devices to Carry New HAC Information for Cell Phones
353. 'Hearing Dummies' Allow for Tailor-Made Hearing Aids
354. Hearing Impaired Get Help for Internet Phone Calls
355. Hearing Research: Does Directional Benefit Vary Systematically with Omnidirectional Performance?
356. Hearing Test Box
357. HEI Sets Sights on Future: NanoEars and Other Advances
358. Helping Patients View Hearing Aids as a Benefit - Not a Cost
359. Helping the Deaf Hear Music
360. Helping Three Persons With Multiple Disabilities Acquire Independent Dressing Through Assistive Technology
361. Hi-Tech Hearing Aids Made Available
362. Home Modifications and Products for Safety and Ease of Use
363. Hospitals, Deaf Connect with Video Phones
364. House Acts to Improve Internet Access for Disabled
365. House Ear Institute's Functional Hearing Test Reaches International Market
366. How Do Volume Controls Work, and Do Hearing-Impaired Consumers Really Need Them?
367. How Hearing Aids May Be Set for Different Languages
368. How Newborns are Tested
369. How to Use Live Speech Mapping as Part of a Hearing Instrument Fitting and Verification Protocol
370. Human Temporal Bones Versus Mechanical Model to Evaluate Three Middle Ear Transducers
371. Hybrid Implant/Hearing Aid Being Developed by Cochlear Corp
372. I Just Got Hearing Aids … Is That All There Is?
373. iCommunicator Helps Bridge the Gap
374. iCommunicator v4.0 Released
375. Ida Institute Launches Patient Journey Tool
376. Illustrated Sign Language Dictionary
377. Impact of a Cochlear Implant on Job Functioning
378. Implantable Device Treats Balance Disorder
379. Improving Access at Vancouver's Largest Hospital
380. Improving Daily Life
381. Improving Speech Recognition to Assist Real-Time Classroom Note Taking
382. In One Ear and Synchronized With the Other: Automatic Hearing Instruments Under Scrutiny
383. In Our Hands: The Future of Translation of Frozen Texts to Sign Language
384. Inclusion of Deaf Students in Computer Science Classes Using Real-Time Speech Transcription
385. Increasing Hearing Aid Adoption Through Multiple Environmental Listening Utility
386. Independence Through Technology: All in a Day's Work
387. Independent Study Rates Oticon’s Ponto
388. IndyMac Bank Introduces Telebanking System for the Deaf and Hearing-Impaired
389. Initial Clinical Trial Results with New Bionic Ear Released
390. Integrated REM: Real-Ear Measurement From a Hearing Aid
391. Integration of Acoustic and Electrical Hearing
392. Interactive Solutions' iCommunicator System Will Provide Higher Levels of Accessibility, Interoperability and Reliability to Windows XP
393. Internet and Videoconferencing Technologies - Advantages for the Deaf, Deafened, and Hard of Hearing
394. Internet Info on Cochlear Implants
395. Internet-Enabled 3-D Characters Communicate in Sign Language
396. Interpreting Sign Language Is Just the Beginning for the AcceleGlove Open Source Dataglove
397. In-The-Ear Measurements of Interference in Hearing Aids from Digital Wireless Telephones
398. Introducing Captioned Media Early
399. Inventor Designs Sign Language Glove
400. iPad Opens World to a Disabled Boy
401. iPhone 4 Video Relay Service Assists Deaf, Hearing Impaired
402. iPhone App Delivers Movie Captions On the Go
403. iPhone Apps for Disability and Vision Impairments
404. Is the End Near for Acoustic Feedback?
405. Is There a "Best" Hearing Aid?
406. Is Universal Web Design Achievable?
407. Joining Hands: Developing a Sign Language Machine Translation System With and for the Deaf Community
408. Jump Right In! Water-Resistant Hearing Technology
409. Kids' Connection
410. Landmark Tinnitus Treatment Study Published
411. Language and Verbal Reasoning Skills in Adolescents With 10 or More Years of Cochlear Implant Experience
412. Language Progress of Children Using Advanced Hearing Aids: A Multisite Clinical Research Project Report
413. Large-Scale Beta Clinical Trial of a New Hearing Aid System
414. Library of Congress Installs Videophones for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Staff
415. Limitations of Open Canal Products
416. Listen Up!
417. Listening Bus Opens Up New World to Deaf Children
418. Listening Technologies for Individuals and the Classroom
419. Listening to Music Through a Cochlear Implant, Part 1
420. Listening to Music Through a Cochlear Implant, Part 2
421. Listening to Tailor-Made Notched Music Reduces Tinnitus Loudness and Tinnitus-Related Auditory Cortex Activity
422. Literacy and Learning With the Macintosh
423. Living Well
424. Long Term Cost-Effectiveness of Screening Strategies for Hearing Loss
425. Long Term Study Confirms Symphonix Middle Ear Implant Safe and Effective
426. Losing the Language of Silence
427. Low Vision, ADL and Hearing Assistive Device Use Among Older Persons With Visual Impairments
428. Lower Frequency Smoke Detectors More Effective to Hearing-Impaired Sleepers
429. Low-Pitch Treatment Reported to Alleviate Tinnitus
430. Magnetic Imaging Machines May Damage Cochlear Implants
431. Magnetic Performance Requirements for Wireless Device/Hearing Aid Telecoil Mode Compatibility
432. Making Captioning Easier With Automation
433. Making Distance Education Accessible for Students Who Are Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
434. Making IT Accessible to All is Latest Challenge
435. Making the Most out of Amplification: Personal FM Systems and Directional Microphone Hearing Aids
436. Making Videogames Accessible for Disabled Gamers: The Value of Brand Equity
437. Management of Children Using Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids
438. MarkeTrak VII: Customer Satisfaction With Hearing Instruments in the Digital Age
439. Marlee Matlin's World of Possibilities
440. Maximizing Speech Understanding and Listening Comfort in Noise
441. Maximizing the Patient Counseling Experience with PC-Based Audiometry
442. Maximizing the Voice-To-Noise Ratio (VNR) via Voice Priority Processing
443. Measures of Digit Span and Verbal Rehearsal Speed in Deaf Children Following More Than 10 Years of Cochlear Implantation
444. Measuring Performance: A Defining Professional Responsibility
445. Measuring the Occlusion Effect in a Deep-Fitting Hearing Device
446. MED-EL Launches BRIDGE to Better Communication
447. MED-EL, Froedtert Hospital & the Medical College of Wisconsin Begin Bilateral Cochlear Implant Clinical Study: First Patients Receive Hearing Implants in Both Ears
448. MED-ELs OPUS 2 Processor Receives FDA Approval
449. Med-Manager
450. Micro Device to Hear and Receive
451. Microsemi Launches Line of Class D Hearing Aid Amplifiers
452. Middle Ear Implants Not Your Grandpa's Hearing Aid
453. Middle Ear Microphone Aims to Improve Cochlear Implants
454. Minds, Machines Merge to Offer New Hope for Overcoming Impairments
455. Mobile ASL: Intelligibility of Sign Language Video as Constrained by Mobile Phone Technology
456. Mobile Phone Video as an Aid to Speech Understanding for Person With Hearing Impairment
457. MobileASL: Intelligibility of Sign Language Video Over Mobile Phones
458. More Telecom Options for the Hearing-Impaired
459. More Than Meets the Ear in Successful Cocktail Party Conversations
460. MP3s - Not Just for Music Anymore
461. Multimedia: Better Tools Facilitate a Better Process
462. Music Perception in Cochlear Implant Users and Its Relationship With Psychophysical Capabilities
463. MUVEing Toward Accessibility
464. My Second Hearing, With a Cochlear Implant
465. Myths About Hearing Aid Benefit and Satisfaction
466. Myths About Hearing in Noise and Directional Microphones
467. Myths that Discourage Improvement in Hearing Aid Design
468. NAD Announces First-Ever Internet Streaming Video of Captioned Educational Videos
469. NAD Survey Results: How Deaf and Hard of Hearing Americans are Using Instant Messaging and E-Mail at Home and at Work
470. Natural Directivity: Asymetric Directionality Solutions
471. Necessity, the Mother of the Cochlear Implant Invention?
472. Neuromonics Provides Relief for Veterans Suffering from Tinnitus
473. New Cell Phone Technology Allows Deaf People to Communicate Anytime, Anywhere
474. New Children’s Book About Cochlear Implants Now Available
475. New Cochlear Implant could Improve Patient Outcomes
476. New Communications Access Guide Helps Courts Comply with ADA
477. New Design Focus Yields a Hearing Device That People Actually Want
478. New Devices Open Communication for Deaf
479. New Directional Microphone Designed on the Fly
480. New Fully Implantable Hearing System Introduced
481. New Hearing Aid Uses Your Tooth to Transmit Sound
482. New Hearing Test Explores How Developmentally Disabled Kids Perceive and Distinguish Sounds
483. New HiRes 90K Bionic Ear Approved
484. New Horizons: Information for the Air Traveler With a Disability
485. New Integrated Program for Tinnitus Patient Management: Widex Zen Therapy
486. New iPhone App for Testing Hearing and Hearing Aids
487. New iPhone Popularity Prompts Safe Listening Reminder
488. New Kits Make Checkout Counters Hearing Impaired-Friendly
489. New Lab Uses Film to Document Hearing -Impaired Communications
490. New Microphones Are Bringing Crystal-Clear Changes
491. New Mobile Software Translates British Sign Language Into Text
492. New Patients, No Fears
493. New Telecom Connections for the Deaf
494. New Therapies Fight Phantom Noises of Tinnitus
495. New Tool Assists Judges in Working with Interpreters for Deaf/Hard of Hearing in the Courtroom
496. New Tool to Assess Hearing-Impaired Infant, Toddler Speech Development
497. New TTY Software
498. New Video Relay Service iPhone 4 App for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
499. Newest Rechargeable Hearing Aid Batteries Available to End Users in America
500. NIH Offers New Resources on Usher Syndrome
501. No Sweat
502. Noise Levels: The Enemy of Hearing Aid Users: A Discussion on Acceptable Noise Levels
503. Noise Reduction in Hearing Aids: a Review
504. Noise Reduction in Hearing Aids: Why They're Needed and How They Work
505. Northfield-Based SpeechGear Transcribes in Real Time for Deaf
506. Not Your Father's Hearing Aid
507. Notetaking Goes High Tech
508. Novel Polymer Coating Being Developed at University of Michigan; Possible Applications for Implants
509. Now Available: New Digital Instrument Testing Suite for the Verifit
510. Now FDA Approved, MED-EL Corporation's New Cochlear Implant
511. Now Hear This: New Device Combats Deafness
512. NPR Bringing Innovative Radio Services to Market
513. NUDGE: Silent Coach
514. Obscure Physics Words Get Sign Language Equivalents
515. October 1 Begins New Era of Telephone Access: 711 Will Permit Easy Nationwide Access to Relay Services
516. On the Implementation of Text to Arabic Sign Language Converter on Mobile Phones
517. On the Rise: Implants and Alternatives
518. One Implant Made an Impact. Might Two Do Even More?
519. Open Captioning: How and Why It Works With Live Theater Productions
520. Open-Ear Fittings: An Entry Into Hearing Care for Mild Losses
521. Opening Doors: Technology and Communication Options for Children With Hearing Loss
522. Opening Ear Fittings: Nine Questions and Answers
523. Opening Ears: The Scientific Basis for an Open Ear Acoustic System
524. Opening New Lines of Communication
525. Optimizing the Usability of Mobile Phones for Individuals Who Are Deaf
526. Oticon Gets It 'Rite' With the Next Wave Of High-Function, High-Fashion Behind-The-Ear Hearing-Aids
527. Oticon Introduces Delta XR: Expanded Fitting Range and Price Options
528. Oticon Introduces Epoq
529. Oticon Introduces Epoq V: Three Versions of Epoq With Three Price Points
530. Oticon Loaner Program Assists Children Awaiting Permanent Solution
531. Oticon NZ Study: 2 Out of 10 People With Hearing Loss Get Help
532. Oticon, Inc. Announces: FDA Clears First Voice-Activated Hearing Aid for Sale in U.S.
533. Ototek Loop Earwax Removal Instrument Goes Nationwide
534. Outcomes Comparable for Younger, Older Children With Surgically Implanted Hearing Aids
535. Outer Ear Allows Hearing-Impaired People to 'Feel the Noise'
536. Overcoming Conductive/Mixed Hearing Losses and Single-Sided Deafness with Bone-Anchored Hearing Devices
537. Overcoming Two Obstacles: Technology for Students Who Are Deaf-Blind
538. Paralympics Brings AT to Athens
539. Parental Distress: The Initial Phase of Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant Fitting
540. Parents' Views on Changing Communication After Cochlear Implantation
541. Passion: Widex's Newest RIC Hearing Instrument; Also Introduces NanoCare Super Wax Guard
542. Pediatric Amplification
543. People With Disabilities’ Perspective of Barriers to Health Care and the ADA Accessibility Guidelines
544. Perceptual Training Improves Syllable Identification in New and Experienced Hearing Aid Users
545. Performance of an Automatic Adaptive Dual-Microphone ITC Digital Hearing Aid
546. Personal Captioning System Makes Live Theatre Truly Accessible to the Deaf
547. Personal Reflections on the Multichannel Cochlear Implant and a View of the Future
548. Personal Style and Hearing Aid Fitting
549. Perspectives of Assistive Technology From Deaf Students at a Hearing University
550. Philadelphia Hospital Becomes First in City to Offer Noninvasive Tinnitus Treatment
551. Phonak CORE-based Chip Drives New Accessories
552. Phonak Introduces Exelia micro
553. Phonak Introduces Hypoallergenic Shell Material
554. Phonak Introduces Next-Generation Classroom Amplification System
555. Phone and Doorbell Signaler in One
556. Phonological Awareness, Vocabulary, and Word Reading in Children Who Use Cochlear Implants: Does Age of Implantation Explain Individual Variability in Performance Outcomes and Growth?
557. Photonote Evaluation: Aiding Students With Disabilities in a Lecture Environment
558. Picture-Elicited Written Narratives, Process and Product, in 18 Children With Cochlear Implants
559. Pilot on Evaluating Social Participation Following the Use of an Assistive Technology Designed to Facilitate Face-to-Face Communication Between Deaf and Hearing Persons
560. Placeware Teams with Rapidtext to Deliver Industry's First Closed-Captioned Web Conference Capabilities
561. Plugged in for Sound: Cochlear Implants Today
562. Potential Benefits of Cochlear Implants for Individuals Who Communicate Exclusively Through Sign Language
563. Potential Users and Perception of a Self-Adjustable and Trainable Hearing Aid: A Consumer Survey
564. POTS, DSL, or VOIP? Amplified Telephones and Service Providers
565. Preference for One or Two Hearing Aids Among Adult Patients
566. Premium Digital Hearing Aids
567. Preserving Audibility in Directional Microphones: Implications for Adults and Children
568. Prestigious Hearing Text Goes Online
569. Programming, Care, and Troubleshooting of Cochlear Implants for Children
570. Progress Toward the Looping of America -- and Doubled Hearing Aid Functionality
571. Proving Adaptive Directional Technology Works: A Review of Studies
572. Psychosocial Adjustment in Adolescents Who Have Used Cochlear Implants Since Preschool
573. Psychosocial Impact of Hearing Aids: Hearing Specific and Generic Measures
574. Psychosocial Outcomes of Hearing Aids
575. Psychosocial Variables Related to the Adoption of Video Relay Services Among Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Employees at the Texas School for the Deaf
576. Public Libraries Required by Law to Make Information Technology Accessible
577. Questions and Answers About Deafness and Hearing Impairments in the Workplace and the Americans With Disabilities Act
578. QUIETPRO+ Intelligent Hearing System Headed Offshore
579. Rationale and Use of Sound Field Systems: An Update
580. Read Any Good Movies Lately?
581. Ready! Set! Sign! A Review of Software Designed to Teach American Sign Language
582. Real-Time Communication Onboard Vehicles for Sensory Impaired Passengers
583. Real-World Benefit From Directional Microphone Hearing Aids
584. RECD and Clinical Verification in Children
585. Redefining the Advanced Through Essential Categories: Unitron Hearing's Next
586. Redskins Ordered to Continue Captions
587. Reducing the Negative Effects of Reverberation in Hearing Aid Processing
588. Rehabilitation Counselors' Knowledge of Hearing Loss and Assistive Technology - Knowledge of Hearing Loss - Statistical Data Included
589. Reliability of Hearing Thresholds: Computer-Automated Testing with ER-4B Canal Phone Earphones
590. Repetitive Transcranial Stimulation May Relieve Tinnitus
591. Report on US Hearing Instruments and ABR/OAE Analyzers
592. Researcher Says that Some Children Are Born With Temporary Deafness and Do Not Require Cochlear Implant
593. Researcher Voices Support for Binaural Cochlear Implants
594. Researchers Developing 3G Phones for Deaf People
595. ReSound Releases Dual-Microphone Wind Noise Reduction Technology
596. Resources for People Who Can't Afford Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants
597. Ring! “How Much Are Your Hearing Aids?”
598. Ring, Ring! Is Anybody There? Telephone Solutions for Hearing Aid Users
599. Road Test: An FM System in a Dental Office/Educational Setting
600. Robotic Drill May Open New Avenues for Implant Surgery
601. Romanian Hearing Aid Project to Set Up Pediatric Testing Center
602. Safe Awake Smoke Alarm Meets UL Requirements
603. Saying It With Feeling
604. ScanSoft, Teltronics, and 1450 Incorporated Team to Enable Speech-Based Accessibility Solutions for Individuals With Disabilities
605. Science-based Fittings: Cross-checking the Hearing Loss and Verifying the Fitting
606. Season’s Greetings from Sprint for Nation’s Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing: Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Get Technology Assist from Sprint
607. Selecting the "Best" Hearing Aids For Yourself or Your Child
608. Selective Hearing – New Device Filters Out Background Noise
609. Self-Perceived Own-Voice Level and Sound Quality in Hearing Aid Users
610. Sensory Arts and Science Announces the Release of the Pocket Hearo Hearing Education and Screening System
611. Sensory-Processing Disorder in Children With Cochlear Implants
612. Service Dogs - Assistance to Those in Need
613. Setting the Score for Music and Hearing Aids
614. Settlement Reached in Hearing-Impaired Student’s Real-Time Captioning Complaint
615. Showstoppers ... Our Annual Showcase
616. Siemens Introduces miniTek Wi
617. Siemens Remote Control ePen Gets Red Dot Product Design Reward
618. Sign Language Communication Over Low Bandwidth Mobile Phone Networks
619. Sign Language Interpretation Over an Internet 2 Network
620. Sign Language MMS to Make Cell Phones Accessible to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Community
621. Signing Santa Makes Debut
622. Signing Time Videos
623. SigningOnline.com Revolutionizes the Way People Learn Sign Language
624. Smoke Alarms: What Consumers with Hearing Loss Should Know
625. Software Allows Audiologists to Make Virtual House Calls
626. Software for Deaf Children and Adults
627. Songbird Disposable Hearing Aid Joins the Digital Age; World’s First Disposable Hearing Aid Now Offers Digital Sound Quality
628. Sonic Innovations Adds Automatic Features to its Smallest Hearing Aid
629. Sonic Innovations Offers Balance Digital Aid
630. Sonomax Announces Debut of One-Hour Hearing Aids in Canadian Wal-Mart Store
631. Sony's Entertainment Access Glasses Provide Private Closed Captions for Deaf People
632. Sound Bites
633. Sound Localization Techniques for a Direction Indicating Vibrotactile Aid
634. SoundBite In-the-Mouth Hearing System Is FDA Cleared for Single-Sided Deafness
635. SoundCure Receives $3 Million Funding for Acoustic Therapy Tinnitus Treatment
636. SoundCure’s Serenade Tinnitus Treatment System Launched
637. Sound-Field Amplification: Preliminary Information Regarding Special Education Referrals
638. SoundPlus 4-Channel Receiver Challenges Old Perceptions About Infrared Devices
639. Spatial Hearing in Complex Sound Environments: Clinical Data
640. Special Education Public Domain CD-ROM for Macintosh
641. Special Gloves May Help Deaf
642. Speech or Noise? Using Signal Detection and Noise Reduction
643. Speech Perception Benefits of FM and Infrared Devices to Children With Hearing Aids in a Typical Classroom
644. Speech Perception Benefits of Internet Versus Conventional Telephony for Hearing-Impaired Individuals
645. Speech Recognition and Acoustic Features in Combined Electric and Acoustic Stimulation
646. Speech Recognition as a Support Service for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students: Adaptation and Evaluation
647. Speech Recognition Improved With New Hearing Aid Software
648. Spoken Spanish Generation from Sign Language
649. Sprint Announces Internet Relay Service For Deaf
650. Starkey Adds 'BluPal' Transmitter To Bluetooth Hearing-Assistance Portfolio
651. Starkey 'nFusion' Hearing Aids Eliminate Feedback And Automatically Adjust To Acoustic Environment
652. State of the Science of Aural Rehabilitation
653. Student Programmers Solve Real-World Challenges
654. Student Study Habits Using Notes from a Speech-to-Text Support Service
655. Students Develop Portable Sign-Language Translator
656. Study Finds Middle-Ear Implants in Netherlands are Cost-Effective
657. Study: Delayed Implantation of Congenitally Deaf Children and Adults
658. Success Story: Debra Whittier, San Diego
659. Supplement Your Hearing Aids: Hearing Assistive Technologies (HAT)
660. Supported eText in Captioned Videos: A Comparison of Expanded Versus Standard Captions on Student Comprehension of Educational Content
661. Surgical Management of the Pediatric Cochlear Implant Patient
662. Symphonix Devices Allows Patients to Test Vibrant Soundbridge Technology Before Surgery
663. Symphonix' Vibrant Soundbridge Approved by the Department of Defense for All Active and Retired Military Personel
664. Symphonix-Sponsored Clinical Study Reports Long-Term Benefits of the Vibrant Soundbridge for the Hearing Impaired
665. Systematic Review of the Clinical and Cost Effectiveness of Digital Hearing Aids
666. Taking the Guesswork Out of Fittings
667. Taming Tinnitus With Electrical Stimulation
668. Tech Edge: Accessible iPad
669. Tech Focus: Eckel Industries - Audiometric Division
670. Tech for Kids with Disabilities: New Assistive Technologies are Leveling the Playing Field
671. Tech Topic: Evidence of Enhanced Fine-Tuning with a New Datalogging System
672. Techtalk: Access to Distance Education
673. Telecommunications for Deaf-Blind People
674. Telephone Options for Cochlear Implant Users
675. Telstra Makes Calls Easier
676. Test Drive the New BHI Hearing Loss Simulator
677. That Buzzing Sound
678. That Old Familiar Squeal: Acoustic Feedback Cancellation Systems and Open-Ear Hearing Aid Fitting
679. The Accuracy and Clinical Usefulness of Manufacturer-Predicted REAR Values in Adult Hearing Aid Fittings
680. The Art and State of the Art of Hearing Aid Fitting
681. The Clean Audio Project: Digital TV as Assistive Technology
682. The Color Speech Range Audiogram
683. The Communication Assistant
684. The Consumer Handbook on Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids: A Bridge to Healing
685. The Cost of Hearing Aids: A Discussion With the Experts
686. The Costs of Providing or Not Providing Hearing Care
687. The Ears Have It: All About Gearing Loss
688. The Ecological Transition to Auditory-Verbal Therapy: Experiences of Parents Whose Children Use Cochlear Implants
689. The Effect of Visual Cues on Difficulty Ratings for Segregation of Musical Streams in Listeners With Impaired Hearing
690. The Effect of White Noise on Preferred Listening Levels With a Noise-Cancellation Headset
691. The Effects of Captions on Deaf Students’ Contents Comprehension, Cognitive Load and Motivation in Online Learning
692. The Effects of Hearing Loss on Temporal Processing
693. The Effects of Mobility Devices on the Participation and Environments of People With Disabilities - the Consumer's Perspective
694. The Efficacy of Fractal Music Employed in Hearing Aids for Tinnitus Management
695. The Future Is Headed Our Way: A Less-Invasive Approach Eases Cochlear Implant Surgery
696. The Future of Telcom: Enabling the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to Communicate With Each Other
697. The Future of Wireless Devices in Hearing Care
698. The Hearing Aid 'Effect' Revisited in Young Adults
699. The iCommunicator System
700. The Impact of Cochlear Implants in Schools: A New Era for Aural (Re) Habilitation
701. The Inadequacy of Subtitles for Hearing-Impaired Viewers' Total Comprehension of Television Messages
702. The Invisible Hearing Aid
703. The Lost Art and New Science of Earmold Selection and Modification
704. The Middle-Ear Implant: New Solutions for Complex Challenges
705. The Need for Fine-Tuning Adaptive Hearing Aids
706. The Needs of Parents of Children with Cochlear Implants
707. The Ongoing Evolution of Bluetooth in Hearing Care
708. The Oticon Library is Now Open
709. The Practical Aspects of Cochlear Implantation
710. The Puzzling Paradox of Sign Language
711. The Role of Virtual Reality in Hearing Instrument Fittings
712. The Second National Search for Computer Applications to Assist Persons with Disabilities: Entries Related to Hearing, Speech, and Language
713. The Sooner, the Better for Cochlear Implants
714. The Third Ear: Personal FM Systems for Adults
715. The Time has Come for Rechargeable Cells and Rechargeable Hearing Aids
716. The Use and Application of the iClicker in Biotechnology Courses at the College of National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
717. The Value Proposition of Open-Fit Hearing Aids
718. The Voiced-Voiceless Contrast: A Therapy Technique for the Newly Implanted Teen or Adult
719. Three Deaf Armenian Children Receive Region's First Cochlear Implants, Thanks to UCLA Medical Mission
720. Tinnitus Treatment and the Effectiveness of Hearing Aids: Hearing Care Professional Perceptions
721. To Protect and Conserve
722. Today's Debate: Over-The-Counter (OTC) Hearing Aids
723. Total Hearing Aid Volume Increases by 8% in 2006
724. Toward Computational Understanding of Sign Language
725. Toward Normal Hearing in Noise: How to Steer Your Patients Through the ALD Maze
726. Transient Impulse Control for Hearing Aids
727. Trends in Pediatric Products
728. Turn It to the Left
729. TV Listening Devices in the Comfort of Your Home
730. Two Phones from Ameriphone
731. Two Pi Introduces Acoustic Comfort Optimization
732. Two-In-One Custom Hearing Aids Made Possible By Software-Based DSP Platform
733. Ukrainian Students Develop Gloves That Translate Sign Language Into Speech
734. Unbundling: A Way to Make Hearing Aids More Affordable?
735. Understanding Emotion Through Multimedia: Comparison Between Hearing-Impaired People and People With Hearing Abilities
736. Understanding Individual Differences in Aided Speech Recognition and Hearing Aid Success
737. Understanding Less and Less About More and More
738. Understanding the ANSI Standard as a Tool for Assessing Hearing Instrument Functionality
739. Uniform Attenuation Hearing Protection Devices
740. Unitron Hearing Introduces Element
741. Universal Design for Hearing: Considerations for Examining Hearing Demands and Developing Hearing Friendly Workplaces
742. Universal Design: Is It Really About Design?
743. Universal Design: Online Educational Media for Students With Disabilities
744. University of Minnesota Surgeon Performs Bilateral Cochlear Implant on Youngest Patient in World
745. Update on Bacterial Meningitis from Advanced Bionics
746. Upgrading Children to Super-power MCNL Aids: A Clinical Trial Using an A-B-A Test Method
747. US Hearing Aid Units Rise by 2.3% in 2007
748. Use of Picture Dictionaries to Promote Functional Communication in Students With Deafness and Intellectual Disabilities
749. Users of Assistive Technology: The Human Component
750. Using Linked Laptop Computers in the Classroom to Support Students With Disabilities
751. Using MAGpie 2.0 (Media Access Generator, version 2.0) From NCAM
752. Using Multiple Sensors for Mobile Sign Language Recognition
753. Using Technology to Support Learning for the College Student With Hearing Loss: From Services to Support the Sign Language User to Services to Support the Oral Communicator
754. Using WiFi Technology for Children With Unilateral Losses
755. UT Southwestern Testing New Hybrid Hearing Device Combining Advantages of Hearing Aids, Implants
756. Utah Deaf Videoconferencing Model: Providing Vocational Services Via Technology
757. Utilizing Bluetooth for Better Speech Understanding Over the Cell Phone
758. VANESSA - A System for Communication Between Deaf and Hearing People
759. Varibel Hearing-Aid Glasses Integrate Eight Directional Microphones
760. VBrick Systems Enables Distance Learning for Deaf Students
761. Verizon Expands Special Support for Customers with Disabilities
762. Verizon Wireless Enables Hearing Impaired Consumers to Experience Wireless Communications
763. Vibrating Bracelets
764. Vibratory-Coded Directional Analysis: Evaluation of a Three-Microphone/Four-Vibrator DSP System
765. Video Relay Lets Hearing-Impaired Speak for Themselves on Phone
766. Video Relay Service Offers New Web-Based Opportunities for Telephone Communication
767. Virtual Voices
768. Virtually Invisible Device Helps Hearing Impaired
769. Visible Speech: A Patient-Centered Clinical Tool
770. Visual Paging System Makes Midway More Accessible
771. Visual System That Interprets Sign Language Developed
772. Visualization of Speech and Audio for Hearing Impaired Persons
773. Visualizing Non-Speech Sounds for the Deaf
774. Vocabulary Instruction Through Books Read in American Sign Language for English-Language Learners With Hearing Loss
775. Voice Recognition Technology for Instant Captioning: Part IV. New and Extended Applications
776. Voice-Activated Hearing Aid Gets FDA Nod
777. Volume Control Preferences With WDRC Digital Hearing Aids
778. Waiting List for Cochlear Implants Skyrockets...Up to Four Years in Ontario, Canada
779. Want a Better Listener? Protect Those Ears
780. WatchMinder: The Non-Audible Training and Reminder System
781. Water-Resistant Hearing Aids
782. Way Cool Text Pager, Dude!
783. Web Sense
784. Web Site Teaches Children About Noise, Hearing Loss, Safe Usage of Personal Audio Technology
785. Westone Launches Four-Driver Balanced Armature Earphone
786. We've Looped West Michigan. Could We Loop America?
787. What Did You Expect? Hearing Aids -- Expectation and Aural Rehabilitation
788. What is Remote Realtime Captioning?
789. What Is the "Best" Hearing Aid?
790. What SHHH Members Say About Hearing Aids and Audiological Services
791. What the Heck is Bionic With ADRO?
792. What to Do When a Newborn Can’t Hear
793. What We Really Need for Students With Disabilities
794. What You Should Expect From Your Hearing Aid Dispenser
795. When Good Captions Go Bad: HDTV Accessibility
796. White Noise Therapy Alone Not Enough to Curb Tinnitus
797. Who Can Benefit from a Baha?
798. Why Don't Directional Microphones Work Better?
799. Widening the Wireless World
800. Widex Super-Power BTE Hearing Aids Do The Trick For Me
801. Wi-Fi Enabled Assistive Listening Device for Home
802. Will Wireless ALD Hybrids Save the Hearing Industry?
803. Willingness-to-Charge Data for Advanced Hearing Aid Features
804. Winning Their Ears
805. Wireless Infrared Transmitting Fire Alarm With Vibrating Band Receiver
806. Wireless Technology in an Open-Ear Solution
807. Wireless Transmission Systems
808. Wizard-of-Oz Test of ARTUR - A Computer-Based Speech Training System With Articulation Correction
809. Woman’s Mission Helps Sight Impaired See the Universe
810. Word Learning Improves When Children Get Cochlear Implants Sooner
811. Word Out: New Access for Deaf; Videophone: A New Device From Utah's Sorenson Media Allows Real-Time Communication for the Hearing Impaired; Devices Getting the Word Out
812. WordWave and e-Media Partner to Deliver First Live Webcast with Closed Captioning
813. Work Life, New Technology and Employment of Disabled People: A Twenty Year Programme
814. Workplace Accommodations and Unmet Needs Specific to Individuals Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
815. World News: Cochlear Implants in China
816. Wrists on Fire? Tech Gear for What Ails You
817. Wynd Communications Adds Go.Web 6.0 to its Award-Winning Wyndtell Service
818. X-10 Technology: Is it Right for Your Home?
819. YouTube Reinstates Popular Sign-Language Song Interpreter’s Account
820. Z-Van Shares Technology That Will Improve the Lives of Deaf Children