Archive | 2007
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Volume 23:4  //  Fall 2007 Inclusive Education for Children with Hearing Loss Educating Children with Hearing Loss along side Hearing Peers Online Exclusive! • Sound and Fury: Six Years Later Getting an Earful: A Case for Direct Access Legislation Inside the Research Lab - No Nutty Professors Here Bilateral Implants: Are Two Better than One? Online Exclusive! Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant Technologies Team up to Restore Hearing for Some with Late-Onset Hearing Loss The Buzz about a New Tinnitus Treatment
Volume 23:3  //  Summer 2007 Who Needs Ear Tubes? Online Exclusive! • Ear Tubes Were the Right Choice for Us: A Family's Road to Decision Showstoppers! From the Exhibit Hall of AudiologyNOW Online Exclusive! • "Seven Sisters" of Hearing Aid Manufacturers UK and USA: Worlds Apart for People with Hearing Loss Closing the Gaps for Infants and Young Children with Hearing Loss They're Back! What's Behind BTE's Big Comeback? Tuning in to the Heart of Rock 'n Roll The Bizarre World of Extreme Reverse-Slope Hearing Loss
Volume 23:2  //  Spring 2007 Rethinking Hearing Aids: Six Obsolete Objections Adult Stem Cell Therapy for Hearing Loss: An Alternative Approach Deaf Kid in the Family: A Sibling's Perspective Online Exclusive! • How Are Children Affected by Having a Deaf Child in the Family? Assistive Device Loan-out Programs Tinnitus: The New "Old War Wound" Online Exclusive! • Disabled Vet Confesses: "They told me to claim tinnitus even though I didn't have it." Sounds from the Bionic Ear Within! By David Kemp, Ph.D., FRS There's lots of excitement about digital hearing aids, cochlear implants and other amazing advances in technology that are bringing great benefits to people who are deaf or hard of hearing (D/HH). But they are all just copies of nature's original creation – our biological hearing aid, called the cochlear amplifier, that is a key part of every healthy inner ear. Without it, about half of our hearing would disappear. Read Article >
Volume 23:1  //  Winter 2007 New to Hearing Loss? Here’s the Help You Need. Online Resources Listed in the Feature Article Molecular Genetics of Usher Syndrome. Technology for Students with Hearing Loss Has Wider Applications Busting Myths: Sign Language and Cochlear Implants r e l a t e d   a r t i c l e : Online Exclusive! • Ten Tips for Improving Parent Participation in IEP Meeting Meet the Frinks Online Exclusive! • The Deaf Defendant: The Language Factor Applause • Breakthrough Entrepreneur