Half of older physicians plan to cut back on clinical practice
Nearly half surveyed between age 50 and 65 look for exit; some say exodus driven by change in fee structure.
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Hearing Loss Risk Resulting from Antibiotic Can Be Reduced
A mutation that yields destructive ototoxicity revealed by screening.
Read MoreObituary: Patricia Keogh, AuD
Audiologist completed doctorate while battling cancer.
Read MorePersonalized Training on Patient Financing Offered
Training moves inside practices to make transition quicker, smoother.
Read MoreHearing Gender: The bias of tone on perceiving the sexes
Vision and audition work together to process gender information: researchers.
Read MoreOklahoma Hearing Aid Association Schedules January Conference
Jerry Yanz will speak at 2-day event.
Read MoreFacelift for Knowles Web Site
Re-design targets improvements for navigation, search functions.
Read MoreObituary: Patricia Keogh, AuD
Former Widex technical support audiologist completed AuD while battling cancer.
Read MoreAudio Professionals Get Hearing Tested at AES Convention
Nearly 700 converge on House Ear Institute booth to take advantage of free screenings.
Read MoreBush will veto children’s health bill in U.S. House
White House reports current bill fails to clear objections over earlier version.
Read MoreErectile Dysfunction Drugs Potential Culprit in Hearing Loss Cases
Not all cases of reported hearing loss show temporary effects.
Read MoreMarion Downs to Receive US Department of Health and Human Services Award
Oticon makes special gift to AAA in recognition of government’s honor.
Read MoreFDA Says Cochlear Implant Recipients Need Pneumococcal Vaccination
Risk of bacterial meningitis associated with devices is particularly strong among children.
Read MoreStress response in older adults linked to birth weight
Circumstances during fetal period may substantially impact cardiovascular disease, depression.
Read MoreErectile Dysfunction Drugs Suspect in Hearing Losses
FDA insider says evidence cannot be ignored. Losses not always temporary.
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