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Modification of Musicians’ Earplugs: The Romance Continues…
This is a continuation of a previous post where the romantic nature of Musicians’... Read More
Noise Exposure While Driving in a Convertible
So… I was trying to innocently measure my noise-dose during a 2 hour trip... Read More
Area over love
This may sound like a cheap romantic novel or a new soap opera but... Read More
Hearing Loss Prevention and Music
Of the many causes of permanent hearing loss, the one that is most preventable... Read More
Best of 2018: Musicians should not retire on my watch!
Recently there have been news reports about famous musicians who can no longer perform... Read More
Working with musicians is fun
We don’t normally get up in the morning, go home to get a change... Read More
The Walls of Jericho came tumbling down…
I was asked a question recently about the fabled Walls of Jericho that came... Read More
Happiness and Sadness in Music – part 1
Happiness or sadness; joy or depression; creative or non-creative; good or bad- these are... Read More
Today I will be waxing philosophical…
An article in today’s Globe and Mail – one of Canada’s long-standing national newspapers –... Read More
Sand Dunes are Tuned to E Below Middle C
As clinical audiologists I am sure that we have all had similar training around... Read More
Music and the PCAST Recommendations -Part 4
So…. when is a hearing aid prescription a hearing aid prescription? Hearing aid prescription... Read More
Critical Levels of Music and Noise
How can I ensure that the music will not damage my ears? I get... Read More
The 80/90 rule
Brian Fligor and his colleagues have come up with a good “first estimate” of... Read More
The Occlusion Effect with Musicians’ Earplugs – Part 2
In part 1 of this blog series, some characteristics of the occlusion effect were... Read More
Today I will be waxing philosophical…
An article in today’s Globe and Mail – one of Canada’s long-standing national newspapers –... Read More