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The latest information on hearing research for individuals who are experiencing hearing loss, looking for hearing health information for their loved ones, or just desire to learn more about new discoveries in hearing research to make the right hearing health decisions.

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» What does Dizziness Have to Do With Hearing?
Friday, August 24th 2007 What does Dizziness have to do with Hearing?
» Standards for 'Normal Hearing'
Monday, July 31st 2006 I can't figure out how to interpret my audiogram. I keep finding different standards for 'normal limits.' Some say it is 0-20 db, others 0-15 db. Some say it is 0-15 db for children and 0-25 db for adults. And yet others make it seem as though 0 db is the
» The Role of the Educational Audiologist
Monday, June 12th 2006 What is the job of an educational audiologist? What do they do?
» Cotton Swabs and Itchy Ears
Monday, January 23rd 2006 I read where removing the protective wax dries out the ear canal, which then causes itchiness. When I recently visited the doctor, I admitted gently using a q-tip several times due to itchiness. This obviously removed the wax, but resulted in dryness. The
» Treatment for Severe Vertigo
Monday, June 13th 2005 What is the most widely accepted treatment for severe vertigo?
» Prozac and Dizziness
Monday, May 30th 2005 I have been off prozac for 9 months but am still experiencing a feeling of imbalance accompanied by a feeling of fullness in my ears and head and tinnitus. I've been to an otolaryngologist, had an MRI and all they could tell me is that I have lost some
» Hearing Requirements for Military Service
Monday, September 20th 2004 I have a patient who is a rising senior in high school. He is very interested in pursuing a career in the military. However, he has bilateral high frequency hearing loss. This prompts my question: What criteria are used by the military to determine eligi
» Auditory v. Language Processing Disorder
Monday, September 13th 2004 What is the difference between an auditory processing disorder and a language processing disorder?
» Current Research in Hyperacusis
Monday, January 12th 2004 What is the current status and probable future direction for research in hyperacusis?
» My ears itch when I wear my completely-in-the-canal hearing aids. The hearing aids are otherwise perfect. What can I do?
Monday, December 1st 2003 My ears itch when I wear my completely-in-the-canal hearing aids. The hearing aids are otherwise perfect. What can I do?
» Tremors
Monday, November 10th 2003 I have a patient who develops tremors when exposed to a room that is using a CD player. Her husband who is an acoustical engineer suspects that the frequency of the CD player (which he suspects is 45,000Hz) is causing this disturbance. Have you ever heard
» AIDS and Hearing
Monday, August 12th 2002 What is the effect of AIDS on hearing?
» Walking antenna, metallic fillings and Lucille Ball.
Monday, July 29th 2002 My mother-in-law keeps hearing music / radio stations and other noises (in both ears). She has had scans etc and has been told that she's very healthy and nothing is wrong. Please help and/or forward suggestions as we are really desperate for her. She
» Differentiating between ADD, ADHD, and APD
Monday, June 17th 2002 My son is 11 years old and has a hard time in school. His doctor has mentioned ADD. How do I tell the difference between ADD, ADHD and APD? Are there medicines that can help?
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