Hearing implant firm Cochlear Ltd. announced on 22 April it received expanded US Food and Drug Administration clearance for use of its Osia System, allowing “people across all stages of life to stay connected and thrive.”
Cochlear’s Osia System Receives Expanded FDA Clearance For Use In Younger Children
Kids ages 5 and up now can benefit from Cochlear’s Osia implant and sound processor, indicated for hearing loss, mixed hearing loss and single-sided sensorineural deafness.
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