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NYU Langone Health

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Programs
3
linked to organization
Strong Evidence
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3
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Company / Institution Links
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industry vs non-industry records
Competitive Density
6
Pipeline Velocity
57
Completion Signal
33

Programs by Stage

Early Phase 11
Phase 31
Interventional/NA1

Trial / Program Status

Active2
Unknown1

Modality Mix

Behavioral/Rehabilitation1
Cochlear/Auditory Implant1
Hearing Aid/Software1

Indication Coverage

Hearing Loss3
Age-Related Hearing Loss1
Sensorineural Hearing Loss1
Single-Sided Deafness1

Program Types

Software/Neurotech2
Procedure/Rehab1

Population Tags

adult2
cochlear-implant2
hearing-aid-user2
speech-in-noise2
age-related1
cognitive-health1
older-adult1
pediatric1
post-implant-programming1
rehabilitation1

Strong-Evidence Records

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Checked Records With Caveats

3 checked · 0 open checks
NYU alternative frequency mapping SSD-CI study
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Cochlear/Auditory ImplantInterventional/NAActive

Recruiting NYU study evaluating alternative cochlear-implant frequency allocation tables in newly implanted single-sided deaf cochlear implant users to reduce place-pitch mismatch and improve sound quality, device use, and speech perception.

Data checks: institution-led-study, federal-sponsor
ACHIEVE brain-health hearing intervention follow-up study
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Behavioral/RehabilitationPhase 3Active

Active-not-recruiting Phase 3 follow-up to ACHIEVE evaluating long-term effects of best-practice hearing rehabilitation, including hearing aids and individualized audiology sessions, on cognitive decline and brain-health outcomes in older adults.

Data checks: institution-led-study, federal-sponsor
York Sound babble noise-reduction algorithm for cochlear implant users
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Hearing Aid/SoftwareEarly Phase 1Unknown

Software algorithm intended to remove competing background talker babble from audio signals for cochlear implant users, improving speech recognition in noisy multi-talker environments.

Data checks: registry-only-current-status, no-independent-corroboration-found