WS Audiology announces new product platform "coming soon"

A new top product from hearing health group WS Audiology is just around the corner, according to CEO.

Eric Bernard, chief executive officer of WS Audiology. | Photo: Ws Audiology / Pr

Engineers and product developers at the world’s third-largest hearing healthcare company, Danish WS Audiology (WSA), have been working at full speed lately, and the company will launch a new product platform soon and bring a new flagship product to market, CEO of WS Audiology, Eric Bernard, tells MedWatch.

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