Figure 1. North Carolina Symphony shield with dose Badges, shield-protected and not shield-protected, for sound-level measurement.
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Commentary: Hearing loss, dementia and the danger of professional rabbit holes- a comment on Livinston et al., 2024
by Kevin J Munro Piers Dawes
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Auracast: Revolutionizing Accessibility in Audio
by Megan Quilter
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From Tinnitus to Musical Hallucinations: Navigating Complex Auditory Symptoms
by Dany Pineault
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Striking the Right Balance
by Japneet Gill
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A Life In and Out of Music
by Stu Nunnery
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Technology Transition Points for Students with Hearing Loss, and the Role of Educational Audiologists and Teachers of the Deaf
by Pam Millett
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CAA Conference Highlights
by The Canadian Academy of Audiology
Columns
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Sound Business Sensewith Robert Traynor
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What’s New About Getting Older?with Kathy Pichora-Fuller
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From the Labs to the Clinicswith Robert V. Harrison
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Clinic Cornerwith Salima Jiwani
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The Way I Hear Itwith Gael Hannan
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Volunteer Subjects Wanted for Online Researchwith The Canadian Academy of Audiology
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Audiology in the Classroomswith Pam Millett