It is generally well known that speech perception is often improved with integrated
audiovisual input whether in quiet or in noise. In many health-care environments, however …

Objectives: This study aimed to determine if younger and older listeners with normal hearing
who differ on working memory span perform differently on speech recognition tests in noise …

Hearing aids help compensate for disorders of the ear by amplifying sound; however, their
effectiveness also depends on the central auditory system's ability to represent and integrate …

Background: Successful communication is necessary in health-care environments. Yet the
presence of noise in hospitals, operating rooms, and dental offices may have a deleterious …

Objective: The major goal of this study was to examine differences in the middle ear
mechano-acoustical properties of normal ears and ears with surgically confirmed …

Background: Auditory complaints following mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) are common,
but few studies have addressed the role of auditory temporal processing in speech …

There is a growing body of evidence demonstrating self-reported hearing difficulties (HD; ie,
substantial difficulty in understanding speech in complex listening situations) in adults with …

Objective: This study examined differences between the middle ears of two ethnic groups,
Caucasian and Chinese young adults with normal hearing, using a new middle-ear …

A two-part study examined recognition of speech produced in quiet and in noise by normal
hearing adults. In Part I 5 women produced 50 sentences consisting of an ambiguous carrier …

Objective: This study examined differences between a group of normal-hearing Caucasian
and Chinese young adults on six tympanometric parameters. The goal of this study was to …