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Hearing Implant Magazine
Explore the world of human hearing and read the stories from hearing implant users! Browse through all the exciting articles about hearing related topics from the magazine right here!
Austrian Innovations at EXPO 2025 in Osaka! The EXPO World Expo is taking
High-precision instruments for gentle cochlear implantation With the new OTODRIVE - OTOARM system,
Back into the natural sound world of life thanks to a cochlear implant
With a Cochlear Implant in Sports and Work Not giving up, overcoming seemingly
Cochlear implant for genetic hearing loss For generations, members of Gabriel Fusek’s family
Why is natural hearing so important for CI users Music touches us deeply;
In case of hearing loss after meningitis, rapid cochlear implantation is crucial! Meningitis
Having a brother or sister with a hearing impairment—or other chronic health challenges—can place significant stress on siblings, sometimes even affecting their own well-being. Providing focused and intentional support helps strengthen their resilience and ensures they receive the care they need alongside their sibling’s treatment.
This unique movie experiment brings together 17 young cochlear implant users from different countries around the world. They talk about everyday life and reinterpret life details in their own, deeply personal way.
Cooperation against hearing loss 80 percent of people with moderate to severe hearing
What will my cochlear implant sound like? Since the first cochlear implantation in
MED-EL presents SONNET 3: a waterproof BTE audio processor for cochlear implants Smaller,
An interview with Martin Ďuriška, a CI user from Slovakia Martin Ďuriška describes
New data confirm: Hearing care lowers the risk of dementia New data confirms
Cochlear implants and cycling helmets are compatible! It was important for Kurt Gregor
Tips for enjoying music with and without a cochlear implant Most people really
At the EURO-CIU 2024 symposium in Vienna, six teenagers and young adults gave an insight into their everyday lives with CI. As they were implanted as early as possible and well supervised, they live a fully inclusive life and pursue academic careers - just like their peers with normal hearing!
Hearing loss has a significant impact on life and is recognized as a health risk factor. It even shortens the lifespan of those affected.