Archive for January, 2009
The Nottingham charity, The Ear Foundation warmly welcomes the release today of NICE guidance supporting cochlear implantation for deaf children and adults. After a detailed two year appraisal process, NICE has come out firmly in favour of cochlear implantation, pioneered by The Ear Foundation here in Nottingham.
The final NICE guidance regarding cochlear implants has been published today.
It’s 3:23 p.m., seven minutes until the freshman wrestling tournament begins at Southwest Junior High. Zach Herries, in his Eudora wrestling “Expect Victory” T-Shirt, is on the mat with his feet together stretching before the first match.
Cochlear Limited, West China Hospital and the House Ear Institute have joined forces to commence a landmark project to study the long-term benefits of early cochlear implantation for young deaf children in China.
Barack Obama has told Republicans to stop listening to the Rightwing talk show host Rush Limbaugh. In November The Telegraph's Nigel Farndale spoke to America's most influential conservative commentator.
Kyle Hornung said it all without speaking a word, delivering a powerful message with a few motions of his hands. "Deaf people can do what hearing people can do.
What: Diabetic Shoe ClinicWhen: Thursday, Jan. 29, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Where: Patrick Senior Center, 909 E. King St., Kings MountainWho: For persons covered by Medicare Part BDetails: A diabetic shoe specialist will be available to measure your
Audiology students donated a cochlear implant to Bill Jones seven years ago. The improved hearing is also helpful because Jones is blind.
Media availablity Jan. 16.
Most of us may take our hearing for granted. But for one man, after being deaf most his life, every sound is now a joy thanks to some Idaho State University students.
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