recall proves costly for Cochlear - Herald Sun

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recall proves costly for Cochlear Herald Sun COCHLEAR shares leapt today amid shareholder relief about the impact a mass recall of one of its bionic ear devices has had on the company. Cochlear today reported a $20 million net loss for the half year to December 31, a massive turnaround from the ... Cochlear Books 1H Loss As Recall Costs BiteWall Street Journal Cochlear posts $20m loss after recallSydney Morning Herald Cochlear books H1 net loss on recallThe Australian all 39 news articles »

Bionic boy Calum will get chance to hear for first time - Irish Independent

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Bionic boy Calum will get chance to hear for first time Irish Independent By Ralph Riegel LITTLE Calum Geary (3) is set to become Ireland's first boy with a bionic ear. Calum -- the son of Andrew and Helen Geary -- was born in November 2008 but last year was diagnosed as having profound hearing problems. Cork twin (3) to be first Irish child with 'bionic' ear implantIrish Times A three year old toddler is to become Ireland's first 'boy with a bionic ear'.98FM Three year old Calum Geary from Ballyhooley is profoiundly deaf and needs new ...The Corkman all 6 news articles »

Bionic ear shows comes to Bromley - News Shopper

Bionic ear shows comes to Bromley News Shopper By Rachel Conner » THE world's largest ear was on show as an award winning show about hearing came to Bromley as part of student health week. The Bionic Ear Show came to Bromley College, in Rookery Lane, to provide viewers with information about how ...

Stocks to watch at noon on Tuesday - Sydney Morning Herald

Stocks to watch at noon on Tuesday Sydney Morning Herald Cochlear has suffered a $20 million dollar loss in the first half of its financial year after a mass recall of one its most popular bionic ear devices. Leighton Holdings subsidiary Thiess has won a $1 billion mining contract to extend the life of OZ ... and more »

Hinton man one of first in country to receive cochlear implant - Sioux City Journal

Hinton man one of first in country to receive cochlear implant Sioux City Journal Muecke has a bionic ear and was only the third person in the United States to have a particular type of cochlear implant in 1984. "I've had three different boxes since then," he said, referring to the processor which receives signals from the implant.