One-Stop Center Offers Quality and Diverse Services: John L Ferrante, MHA-HIS
Success in the nursing home niche requires a certain sensitivity that John L. Ferrante, MHA-HIS, has meticulously cultivated for the past 25 years.
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Always Battling for His Patients: S Grant Williams, HAS
S. Grant Williams, HAS, owner of Niceville Hearing Center in Niceville, Fla, knows all about hearing loss challenges and obstacles—and overcoming them.
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Researchers Identify Gene Linked to Both Age-Related and Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
A gene associated with both noise-induced and age-related hearing loss has been identified by an international team of researchers funded by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD).
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4th International Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference Set for May – Call for Papers
For a fourth consecutive year, multiple disciplines worldwide will confer about global hearing health care concerns during the 4th Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference.
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HRI Is Recruiting Patients for Clinical Trial for Treatment of NF2 Tumors
House Research Institute (HRI) is recruiting patients for a Phase II clinical trial to test a medication that may slow the progression of Neurofibromatosis Type-2, commonly referred to as NF2.
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3M Scientist Receives Lifetime Achievement Award for Hearing Conservation
Elliott Berger, MS, Division Scientist for 3M’s Personal Safety Division, will be presented with the National Hearing Conservation Association (NHCA) Lifetime Achievement Award in St. Petersburg, Fla, in February 2013.
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The February 2013 Hearing Review Table of Contents
The February 2013 Hearing Review Table of Contents
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HR Marketplace 2013
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Read MoreMusical Tinnitus After Cochlear Implantation
Although rare, musical tinnitus has been reported in the literature. This article presents a case study of a 56-year-old woman whose musical tinnitus began days after receiving a cochlear implant and having it activated.
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College Music Faculty Views About Hearing Protection Use and Hearing Conservation Training
Information on the risk of loud music to hearing, education on ear protection, and audiological services, and measures of iPod volume should lead to better ear protection strategies by university music students and faculty.
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Study Summarizes Sophono System Results in Children with Atresia
The article, published in the February 2013 issue of Otology and Neurology, provides preliminary results on how Sophono’s closed-skin bone-anchored implant worked in children with ear atresia.
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Oticon Introduces New Amigo Star FM Receiver
Oticon Pediatrics has introduced a new, child-friendly FM receiver designed to help audiologists in school settings simplify some of the complexity of everyday listening and learning for both students with listening and concentration difficulties.
Read MoreScientists Prevent Deafness from Usher Syndrome in Animal Model
Researchers have designed a way to specifically recognize and fix a mutation in a gene that causes hearing loss due to Usher syndrome.
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Two State Audiology Organizations Endorse ADA’s 18×18 Initiative
The South Carolina Academy of Audiology (SCAA) and the Georgia Academy of Audiology (GAA) adopted formal resolutions to support the Academy of Doctors of Audiology’s 18X18 initiative at their annual membership meetings.
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Second Edition of “Geriatric Audiology” Now Available from Thieme
A definitive clinical guide to geriatric audiology is now in an updated edition.
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