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USATECH129d ago

Real-time monitoring of listening effort and fatigue in older adults

In this project, Dr Kate Slade (Lancaster University), aims to develop hearing tests that show how much listening effort people with hearing loss must make when listening in real life situations. Project start date: September 2026 Project end date: September 2027 About the projec

Via RNID
GLOBALASL129d ago

Drum Tower Micro News: [Congratulations to "Sign Language Grandma" for Earning "China Good Person" Title!] On the afternoon of June 11, the release ceremony for the first batch of the 2026 "China Good Person List" was held in Xingtai City, Hebei Province. Zhu Junfang, an advanced model of helping others in Gulou District, Nanjing City, was honorably listed. At the same time, a warm and touching publicity activity was held at the Gulou District Special Education School, using the power of role models in the community

Drum Tower Micro News] [Congratulations to "Sign Language Grandma" for Being Named a "China Good Person"!] On the afternoon of June 11, the release ceremony for the first batch of the 2026 "China Good Person List" was held in Xingtai City, Hebei Province. Zhu Junfang, an advanced model of helping others in Nanjing's Gulou District, was honored to be listed. At the same time, a heartwarming and moving publicity event was held at the Gulou District Special Education School, using the power of role

Via GN-XL: Deaf China
USAADVOCACY130d ago

Uncovering the ‘hidden’ genetics of childhood hearing loss

In this project, Professor Patricia Perez-Carpena (University of Granada, Spain) aims to develop a new method to improve diagnosis of hearing loss in children. Project start date: April 2026 Project end date: March 2027 About the project ‘Sensorineural hearing loss’ is caused by

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USATECH130d ago

Baby monitors for caregivers who are deaf or have hearing loss

A baby monitor is a device that lets you check on your baby when they’re not in your eyeline. It has two parts: a unit that you put in your baby’s room to pick up sounds a receiver that stays near you to alert you to your baby’s needs – some monitors let you connect the alerts to

Via RNID
USATECH130d ago

Alarm clocks for people who are deaf or have hearing loss

If you're deaf or have hearing loss, a standard alarm clock may not wake you reliably. There are alarm clocks and waking devices designed to alert you using vibration, light, or amplified sound, or a combination of all three. What to look for in an alarm clock There are lots of a

Via RNID
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