Not all disabilities are visible. Hearing loss affects nearly 16% of Americans — that's 40 million adults aged 18 or older who have trouble hearing in some way that affects their day-to-day life.

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In 1994 Jaap Haartsen and his colleagues set out to connect two nearby devices without a cord. It seems simple now, but they had no idea how to make it work. Eventually, they devised a plan to send ...

Bluetooth hearing aids help solve two of the more annoying everyday challenges of living with hearing loss: watching TV and talking on the phone. When you experience hearing loss, clearly hearing ...

Getting quality audio for both conversation and wireless music listening from the same set of OTC hearing aids means compromise. Good conversation amplification means you’ll need perforated or slotted ...

The FCC has announced new requirements for all smartphones to be compatible with all Bluetooth hearing aids, and one quirky impact is that this will include AirPods Pro 2. It will also require iPhones ...

Hearing aids have improved by leaps and bounds over the past few decades. As microprocessors and microphones have rapidly become smaller and more inexpensive to produce, manufacturers have managed to ...

HP’s Hearing PRO Powered by Nuheara, making its debut at CES this week, promises to be the best Bluetooth earbud-style over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids thanks to the inclusion of active noise ...

Here’s a startling statistic: about 15 percent (38 million) of American adults have some level of hearing loss. From there, men are almost twice as likely as women to have trouble hearing, and studies ...