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How sign languages unite us

September 23rd is “International Day of Sign Languages.” In observance of this, the World Federation of the Deaf has a specific theme for this day, which is “Sign Languages Unite Us.” How does sign language unite us? The answer is not clear cut, but there are numerous ways sign languages brings us together. Sign Language […]

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Cochlear implants are beneficial for deaf children with developmental delays

A recent article in Pediatrics reported that cochlear implants are beneficial for children with deafness and developmental delays.  Cochlear Implants are Beneficial for Deaf Children with Developmental Delays Cochlear implants are beneficial even for children with developmental delays. Some physicians have made the argument that children who are developmentally delayed will have a limited ability to

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Hair Cell Regeneration in Hearing Loss with Zebrafish

How hearing loss is invisible: Invisible Disabilities Week October 17, 2022 A life with hearing loss and Glycogen Storage Disease October 24, 2022 Researchers are actively tackling the possibility of implementing cochlear hair cell regeneration. Some species have the ability to regenerate inner hair cells, protecting these creatures’ ability to hear. A new and exciting

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Simultaneous bilateral cochlear implantation in children: A study

Using Phonak Roger SoundField in the Classroom October 28, 2022 Study on Lipreading and Masks November 2, 2022 A study has found that simultaneous bilateral cochlear implantation in very young children is beneficial. Results included the improvement of social skills and adaptability. Simultaneous Bilateral Cochlear Implantation in Very Young Children The study was published in

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Study on Lipreading and Masks

When society is masked, people who rely on lipreading are at a disadvantage. Two deaf researchers looked into this phenomenon. Their study on lipreading and masks will soon be published in the Journal of Psychosocial and Mental Health Nursing. Inspiration for Studying Lipreading and Masks Lipreading and masks study co-authors Stacey M. Carroll, PhD, RN,

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Phonak site relaunch | Hearing Like Me

Exciting changes are ahead at Phonak! You may have visited Phonak.com and/or PhonakPro.com. These websites are loaded with information, resources, and more on hearing loss and technology. The company recently announced a relaunch of its new global website. Now consumers can enjoy the value of both websites combined into one! Phonak Site Relaunch Formerly, Phonak

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