A new study by Northwestern University researchers, led by Nina Kraus, PhD, a member of the American Hearing Research Foundation’s Research Committee, suggests that people with musical training are more sensitive to the sounds in speech. The study, which appeared…
Steven Green, PhD, is a professor of biological sciences, otolaryngology at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, and the recipient of a 2005 American Hearing Research Foundation Derlacki Grant for his project, “Role of JNK Signaling in the Death…
Vitamins May Prevent Noise Induced Hearing Loss. Researchers previously funded by the American Hearing Research Foundation are getting closer to developing a blend of antioxidant vitamins that could treat and prevent acute noise-induced hearing loss. Visit Website
Colleen Le Prell, Ph.D., of the University of Michigan’s Kresge Hearing Research Institute, has found that high doses of certain antioxidants reduces noise-induced hearing loss in animals when taken both before and after loud noise. Dr. Le Prell was supported…
Of Mice And Men: Deaf Mouse Leads Scientists To New Human Hearing Loss Gene. Study funded by the American Hearing Research Foundation. Visit Website
Acoustic Reflex Latency Test in the Evaluation of Nontumor Patients with Abnormal Brainstem Latencies. Study funded by the American Hearing Research Foundation. Visit Website
Acoustic Reflex Latency Testing—a simplified neurophysiologic testing technique to diagnose tumors and other ear diseases—is developed. Study funded by the American Hearing Research Foundation. Visit Site
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