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Working with Tinnitus Is More Than Masking
Dear Readers: During this holiday season, the editors at Hearing Health & Technology Matters... Read More
Breaking the Legal Sound Barrier
Stanton (2016) indicates that the history of deaf and hard of hearing lawyers parallels... Read More
The Potato Famine Brings Communication to the Deaf-Blind
The Potato Famine In the 1830s-40s most of Ireland lived in terrible housing conditions.... Read More
The World Wide Commoditization of Amplification
Over the past 10 years or so the landscape of audiology has changed significantly.... Read More
Protruding/Prominent Ear Surgery – Revisited
A couple of years ago at Hearing International we discussed a relatively new surgical procedure... Read More
Ebola and Hearing Loss
You would have to have been asleep over the past few months not to know... Read More
7th Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference, Manila
From the Editor: This week’s Hearing International was prepared by the President-Elect of the American... Read More
A New Look at Cochlear Physiology
Those of us who taught anatomy and physiology of the auditory mechanism in the... Read More
The Morning After Pill
Most audiologists realize that noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) refers to a gradual, cumulative and... Read More
Facts on Hearing Loss and Amplification Use, a 5-Country Survey
While researching this week’s blog for Hearing International I discovered a recent survey by Sonova. Although... Read More
Autism Spectrum Disorder: New Research in Early Diagnosis
According to the National Institute on Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) (2016), Autism Spectrum... Read More
Marion P. Downs, DHS, Hon Sc.D. – International Audiologist
In a couple of months it will be 41 years since the young future editor... Read More
Frank’s Sign
Above is Frank’s Sign, but it has nothing to do with this week’s Hearing International. This... Read More