Animal world
Females have the same cycle of hearing as women
When examining the peripheral auditory system of birds, American zoologists found the hearing loss of female finches varies with the season.
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Animal world
Snakes can hear people talking
It has long been known that snakes do not have ears but still have hearing. Scientists have uncovered the secret, explaining this phenomenon.
Medicine - Health
Causes of tinnitus and treatment
Tinnitus is an unusual noise seen in one or both ears, even if the patient feels like it comes from the head.
Medicine - Health
New research confirms: we can learn while sleeping
A kind of auditory memory can form when people fall asleep. Although this type of memory can only be created in some special stages of sleep.
Medicine - Health
Mexico invented a device for rapid diagnosis of deafness in newborns
Scientists from Queretaro University (UAQ) in Mexico have successfully invented a device capable of quickly diagnosing deafness in newborns.
Medicine - Health
Where does your voice come from?
About 4% of the world's population can hear strange voices in their heads.
Medicine - Health
Deaf people use the auditory cortex
The new study, published in The Journal of Neuroscience, shows that deaf people use the so-called
Medicine - Health
New Implant techniques help deaf people hear clearly
The University of Michigan team made a tiny implant implant that matches the auditory nerve. According to the researchers, the new device works more efficiently than the…
Medicine - Health
Listen to loud music prone to u
Frequent exposure to loud noises for many years is easy to stimulate the development of auditory nerve fibers and can lead to deafness. Dr. Colin Edwards, Ohio State Uni…
New technology
Robot penguins
The Korea Electronics and Communications Research Institute (ETRI) has successfully created a new visual, auditory, sensory, sensory robot called POMI based on previous…