Age-related hearing loss is a very common sensory disability, affecting one in three older
adults. Establishing a link between anatomical, physiological, and behavioral markers of …

Experimental and clinical data suggest a tight link between hearing and cognitive functions
under both physiological and pathological conditions. Indeed, hearing perception requires …

Aging listeners often experience difficulties in perceiving temporally complex acoustic cues
in noisy environments. These difficulties likely have neurophysiological contributors from …

The healthy auditory system enables communication in challenging situations with high
levels of background noise. Yet, despite normal sensitivity to pure tones, many listeners …

For successful future therapeutic strategies for tinnitus and hyperacusis, a subcategorization
of both conditions on the basis of differentiated neural correlates would be of invaluable …

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is a neurodegenerative illness without a cure. All current therapies
require an accurate diagnosis and staging of AD to ensure appropriate care. Central …

Neuronal hyperexcitability in the central auditory pathway linked to reduced inhibitory
activity is associated with numerous forms of hearing loss, including noise damage, age …

Noise exposure is one of the most common causes of hearing loss and peripheral damage
to the auditory system. A growing literature suggests that the auditory system can …

Sensitivity to temporal regularity (eg, recurring modulation in amplitude) is crucial for speech
perception. Degradation of the auditory periphery due to aging and hearing loss may lead to …

Hearing impairment in older people is thought to arise from impaired temporal processing in
auditory circuits. We used a systems-level (scalp recordings) and a microcircuit-level …