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University press officer Peter Dunn said: "The aim is to gauge the amount of information that is coded by the cochlear nerve in response to electrical stimulation from a cochlear implant and to find ways to increase the information transfer.
Boffins lend an ear to hearing; Aiming to improve effectiveness of ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
What is particularly reprehensible in this case is that Advance Bionics, which has been entrusted with assisting young children and later-deafened or prelingually deaf adults, may have violated that trust by allowing the use of defective devices which may cause irreparable harm to the cochlear nerve and prevent later successful use of a cochlear implant," said Teresa Curtin, an attorney with Weitz & Luxenberg P.
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