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October 9, 2014
3 min read
Audicus highlights seven movies and Tv shows that prominently feature deaf or hearing impaired characters with hearing aids.
4 min read
Audicus highlights famous actors, politicians, musicians, and movie stars that suffered from hearing loss and wore hearing aids.
Audicus highlights some of the best ear photos for "Got Ear?", its hearing aid ear photo campaign. August edition.
Earworms are the mysterious phenomenon of having a song stuck in your head. Audicus explains why they happen and how they are a part of the hearing lifestyle.
If you're a NYPD police officer with a hearing aid, it could now cost you your job. Hearing aids should be tools of empowerment, not discrimination.
October 8, 2014
Audicus discusses how various species hear and how that could influence hearing aid technology. A paw-fect read for animal lovers.
2 min read
Is having an ear for music genetic or an acquired skill? Scientists are discovering new information about the way humans hear music, with interesting findings.
Marvel Comics and American Girl Doll create toys with hearing aids to inspire confidence and understanding in children with hearing aids and hearing loss.
Katherine Bouton's new book, Shouting Won’t Help: Why I – and 50 Million Other Americans – Can’t Hear You, explores hearing loss and hearing aids in America.
Audicus discusses statistics about America's hearing impaired individuals, breaking notions about age, sex, race, and income levels.
Researchers discovered a bat that uses leaves like an acoustic horn to magnify the sound of calls: a tool for sound manipulation, and an innovative hearing aid.
October 7, 2014
Audicus describes an array of captioning services that can help the hearing impaired and those with hearing aids navigate events, venues, and daily life.
From the heartwarming to the tear jerking, here are Audicus’ favorite videos of patients hearing for the first time with the help of their digital hearing aids.
Audicus discusses the Convention on the Rights of Persons With Disabilities (CRPD) treaty and how it affects people with hearing loss.
On International Persons with Disabilities Day, we look at how society has become more inclusive for the hearing impaired this year and what could improve.
The sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandela's memorial service was a fake, disappointing those in the hearing impaired community.
Hearing loss makes going to confession tricky. A priest has invented a device that uses two laptops to help hearing-impaired people give their confessions.
The hearing-impaired-friendly restaurant Rita's on the River in San Antonio is making news by incorporating ASL interpreters into their service.
