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Ultimate Kiosk attended the Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) in 2013. Brian Taylor, Director, Practice Development & Clinic Affairs of Unitron USA had the chance to sit with Terry Mactaggart for an impromptu interview.
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Ultimate Kiosk based this video off of an essay written by CEO Terry Mactaggart. Its goal is to draw attention to the often long journey between awareness and action.
TELUS Health explains how they're going to help revolutionize the way Canadians see healthcare.
Katy McCurdy speaks about self-tracking at Stanford MedicineX.
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Heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and hearing loss are health risks each of us face. As we are all aware, those risks increase with every year we manage to stay alive. Now, and perhaps not surprisingly, research is finding that some of those risks are related. In particular, a large cohort study published this month makes it clear that some hearing losses may stem from development of diabetes in young and middle aged adults.
A billion people have diminished lives due to the cost and stigma of in-ear devices. The solution? Bring prices down and style up. Glasses are cool, hearing aids are not. Eyeglass frames in countless varieties are popular fashion statements. Beige earplugs aren't a fashion statement people want to make, and...
The #HEARtheMUSIC Project kicks off a year-long 200+ event tour in Battle Creek to drive awareness, access and action around hearing loss, the third most common health condition after arthritis BATTLE CREEK, Mich., June 29, 2016 — Songs for Sound, a Nashville-based charity providing education and support for the 360 million people in the United States suffering from hearing loss, launches the #HEARtheMUSIC Project with free hearing screenings and more at the Battle Creek Field of Flight Air S
PHOENIX - At the audiology Now! convention here last week, visitors stood next to blowing electrics fans to experience how a new hearing aid could screen out wind noise. They donned goggles to attend a virtual relity dinner party to learn how new technology made it easier to hear conversations around them.
I'm writing this article as an outlier in the hearing instrument industry - someone who has been involved with the development of better hearing testing and assessment technologies for years, but not directly with hands-on dispensing.