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DECIBELS: DANGER AND KNOWLEDGE

Decibels are the unit used in measuring the level of sound, but they’re also used as a shorthand for environmental noise. How loud is too loud? As we wrote in our Make Listening Safe in School blog...Read More

HYPERSOUND

A few months ago, REM Audiology installed several HyperSound systems in our offices. HyperSound is an exciting new sound amplification technology that uses ultrasound waves and special, directional...Read More

CAPTIONCALL TELEPHONE SYSTEMS

Last week we talked about Hypersound, this week we want to talk about another important piece of technology for the hard of hearing: Caption Call. CaptionCall is a technologically advanced telephone,...Read More

TBI AND TINNITUS

According to a new article published in the ASHA Leader about tinnitus, although 10 – 15 percent of the global population is afflicted by ringing or buzzing in the ears, only about “…3 to 5...Read More

CAN EXERCISE HELP RELIEVE TINNITUS?

“Reaction to tinnitus sound is connected to a personal’s emotional processing system.” So says Dr. Fatima Husain in an article included in this month’s Hearing Journal. People afflicted with ...Read More

HEARING AID BATTERIES AT REM

How long should hearing aid batteries last? One of the questions audiologists at REM get asked the most is “how long should my hearing aid batteries last?” The answer is — it depends. Yo...Read More

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