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Audiologist-Built Early Ears App For Hearing Tests

Audiologists have created a new app, ‘Early Ears’, for parents to test the hearing of the 20% of children who will have glue ear by the age of five, in addition to the 80% of children likely to experience glue ear by age ten.

Video: App tackles issue of ‘glue ear’ in children

The app, available for devices with the iOS system (iPhone, iPad, iTouch), has clear pictures and professionally-recorded sounds for parents to monitor their childrens’ hearing levels through episodes of glue ear.

One benefit is that glue ear may mask underlying hearing issues or ear infections, which can impact a child’s speech and language development and social interaction with family, neighbours, peers and the local community.

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Apr 10, 2014Team Sound Advice

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Comments: 2
  1. Sound Advice
    11 years ago

    Can you hear me now? An #app to test your ears http://globalnews.ca/news/1260897/medical-type-smartphone-app-tests-your-hearing/

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  2. Sound Advice
    9 years ago

    Audiology app, AudCal, pegs results on par with traditional hearing tests
    http://mobihealthnews.com/45155/small-study-audiology-app-audcal-pegs-impairments-on-par-with-traditional-hearing-tests/

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