People who use cochlear implants for profound hearing loss do respond to certain aspects of music, contrary to common beliefs and limited scientific research, says a research team. The scientists say ...

SEATTLE, Oct. 9 (UPI) -- A new way to process signals in cochlear implants can help those who use such devices hear music better, researchers at the University of Washington report. The technique can ...

Scientists have developed a new way of processing the signals in cochlear implants to help users hear music better. The technique lets users perceive differences between musical instruments, a ...

Cochlear implants—small, surgically implanted electronic devices that enable someone who is deaf or severely hard of hearing to hear—are used by more the 325,000 people worldwide. While the devices ...

Cochlear Limited ($CHEOF) announced an update on their ongoing clinical study. Study Overview: Cochlear Limited has recently completed an early ...

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Binaural auditory processing underpins our ability to localise sounds and segregate auditory scenes. In cochlear implant (CI) users, the extraction of critical spatial cues—such as interaural time ...

DENVER, May 24, 2022 – Degraded acoustic signals can make hearing difficult for anyone, but differences in cognitive abilities, age-related changes, and the use of cochlear implants may exacerbate the ...

And Cochlear users now have an easier way to control, monitor and customise their hearing from their iPhone or iPod touch through the free Nucleus Smart App. “For people with hearing loss we know the ...

Degraded acoustic signals can make hearing difficult for anyone, but differences in cognitive abilities, age-related changes, and the use of cochlear implants may exacerbate the problem. If it is more ...

For many, music is a universal language that unites people when words cannot. But for those who use cochlear implants -- technology that allows deaf and hard of hearing people to comprehend speech -- ...