Press releases

Poor hearing is believed to be the main modifiable risk factor for dementia. This Dementia Action Week, Oticon stresses the importance of taking action to treat hearing loss.

New technical investigations from Oticon demonstrate the vast difference of speed and clarity between the new Oticon More™ hearing aids and other premium hearing solutions that continue to use traditional directionality technology

A report by The Lancet Commission suggests that wearing hearing aids can actually stave off dementia for many. Topping the list of 12 modifiable risks that could delay or prevent 40% of dementia cases, is mid-life hearing loss. At the same time, unaddressed hearing loss could be increasing risk to a number of other risks included in the list. The new research indicates that using a hearing aid now will likely minimize the risk of dementia in the future, and the sooner action is taken to treat your hearing loss, the better.

Oticon’s BrainHearing™ Philosophy reaches new levels with supportive evidence that the brain needs the full sound landscape in order to work in a natural way. This groundbreaking insight into how the brain processes sound will help determine how to best support the brain to reduce hearing loss related health issues which have a significant impact on quality of life.

This Brain Awareness Week, hearing aid technology innovators, Oticon, explain how today's hearing aids are improving the performance and long term health of the brain by delivering sound in the most effective way. Much research today shows that using hearing aids to address hearing loss can actually delay the onset of serious illnesses such as dementia.

Hearing aid manufacturer, Oticon, has announced a new brand concept dominated by a clear and simple communication strategy to promote its dedication to providing ‘Life changing technology’. Oticon will ensure that consumers and hearing care professionals alike fully appreciate its commitment to the research and development of technology innovations that make a difference in people’s everyday life.

Visitors to the 2019 European Union of Hearing Aid Acousticians (EUHA) congress can get up close to two new power hearing aids designed for severe-to-profound hearing loss by leading hearing aid provider, Oticon.

Hearing aid provider, Oticon, launches a new e-health solution for its hearing aid users. Follow-up hearing care appointments are now more flexible and much more convenient with access to hearing care professionals via video calls from a smartphone 

More than 22 million people in the EU live with untreated hearing loss, increasing their risk of social isolation, depression, cognitive decline and dementia. Oticon supports World Hearing Day 2019 in encouraging us all to recognize the signs of and address hearing loss.

AI-powered tool learns to automate hearing aids settings based on wearer’s preferences and behavior