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Version française disponible ci-dessous I recently returned from giving a series of talks in Australia, replete with the occasional snake and some 8-legged furry Australian citizens that have a propensity to crawl into people’s shoes at night. I am not sure of the exact statistic but I think that Australia has the highest ranking of…
Between the two of us, Canadian Audiologist Editor-in-Chief Marshall Chasin and I likely attend around a dozen conferences a year, and hands down, our favourite continues to be the annual conference of the Canadian Academy of Audiology. The conference is intimate and accessible, consistently offers a world class selection of speakers and learning opportunities, and…
Inspired by a recent trip to a noisy Toronto Blue Jays game, Calvin Staples gives us some blogs related to music and noise courtesy of our friends at HearingHealthMatters.org.
On a recent trip to Paris, Peter Stelmacovich wondered if there may be threats to audiology from new innovations.
In this issue’s installment, Michael Vekasi shares his unique insights as both a vestibular patient and audiologist.
Gael Hannan taps into her inner professor and gives us “The World’s Shortest Audiology Course.”
Alberto Behar explores the issue of hearing protection comfort related to usage.
Wayne Staab looks back on the disposable hearing aid that was introduced in 2000 By Songbird Medical.
Guest contributor Jay Lucker, PhD, explores “How Young is Too Young to Evaluate Children for Auditory Processing Disorders?”