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Bio-inspired ear probe may enhance early hearing loss diagnosis

Bio-inspired ear probe may enhance early hearing loss diagnosis
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Binghamton University researchers have received a $1.84 million NIH grant to develop a bio-inspired ear probe for improved hearing loss diagnosis. The project aims to create a dual-sensing device that more accurately detects otoacoustic emissions.

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Advancements in diagnostic medical devices can lead to earlier detection of hearing impairment, significantly improving patient outcomes.

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